Relevant Experience

Internships

Sandia National Laboratories

Quantum Computer Science Graduate Intern, Albuquerque, NM; May 2023 – Present

• Intern in the Quantum Performance Laboratory focused on the calibration and characterization of quantum computing hardware using both simulation methods in PyGSTi and RFSOC/FPGA-based control of the QSCOUT trapped ion quantum testbed

Intel Corporation

Nonvolatile Memory Systems Group TD Quality and Reliability Intern, Folsom, CA; May 2019 – August 2019 

• Graduate Intern focused on the development of tests and models predicting early failure modes of 3DXP devices

Nonvolatile Memory Systems Group Product Quality and Reliability Intern, Folsom, CA; May 2018 – August 2018

• Advanced the development of 3D NAND electrical failure analysis test libraries for TLC and QLC components

Devices Development Group Fullchip Validation Intern, Hillsboro, OR; May 2017 – August 2017

• Developed a series of tests in Intel’s Pre-Si SoC environment in C++ to validate memory ordering functionality

General Electric Aviation                                                                     

Services, Performance and Analytics Intern, Cincinnati, OH; May 2016 – July 2016

• Developed Services Engineering metrics via the creation of multiple websites and automated analytics processes

Supply Chain Intern, RPMO Assistant Manager, Lynn, MA; May 2015 – August 2015

• Maximized efficiency and monitored engineering quality of a jet engine fan-disk manufacturing floor

Teaching Assistantships

Georgia Tech Analog Electronics (ECE 3400) Teaching Assistant
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Atlanta, GA; August 2019 – December 2019

• Led office hours, graded assignments, and conducted exams for Georgia Tech undergraduate analog electronics

U. Florida Electronic Circuits I (ECE 3308C) and Solid State Electronic Devices (ECE 3396C) Teaching Assistant
Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, Gainesville, FL; January 2018 – May 2019

• ECE 3396C Fall 2018 and Spring 2019, ECE 3308C Spring 2018
• Led the lab section of each course, gave guest lectures, graded reports and exams, and held office hours