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Engineering and art. For the longest time, everyone around me (including myself) didn’t believe they could be integrated. Now I realize, the motivation for my engineering work and my art come from the same place. I want to build things, build things well, things with intention. In other words, engineering IS art. I think it’s this approach that has guided me these years, leading to my first Inventor credit on a patent and, completely separately, the honor of Best Portfolio for BU’s Mechanical Engineering 2019 Design Portfolio Contest.

I’m currently a Mechanical Design Engineer at consulting group MANTA Product Development, specializing in logistics robotics, sensor development, and medical-grade devices. I spend my days immersed in the interdisciplinary craft of the product development process - from sketches to rigorous hands-on design processes to scaling/sustaining production. In the after hours however, I design and tinker with improvements to my video gear. Below are some of my projects (mainly past) that I can share publicly.

manufacturing lessons in the schon studio

making better videos with my “daedalus modular system” video gear

logistic robotics, start-up culture, and novel end of arm tools for xyz robotics

co-leading a student formula e-racecar team in bu racing

“jen.ny” in the first tech challenge robotics tournament

earning my keep as a BU undergrad

life-size pac-man robots


My engineering portfolio represents just my analytical left-brain, creative work in filmmaking and photography fulfill the other. To hang out with my right brain for a bit: