I have participated in a wide variety of projects on Waterloo Rocketry.  When I initially started, I was working on Omnibus, our central communication pipeline we use to receive data such as temperature, pressure, and altitude.  Once I was done developing this software, I moved on to many other projects such as:

• Machining of Vent Valve 2, a critical component for rocket fill and abort

• Modifying a GPS mount for easier use and access

• Writing and reviewing assembly procedures

• Design and manufacturing of several flight-critical components

• Manufacturing and post-processing of several carbon fiber and fiberglass composite components

• Antenna tower raising procedures, improvements, and antenna range testing 

and a huge variety of others.  I am also one of the team members leading rocket integration, which involves coordinating various subsystems, solving mechanical and electrical interface challenges, and writing assembly and testing procedures.  Developing a rocket requires incredible precision, tight tolerances, and high coordination, and it has been a pleasure to be able to facilitate that coordination between subsystems, as well as contribute to the subsystems myself.  Below is a small gallery of projects I have worked on