Physics first. Systems next.

I was born and raised in Houston—Space City—where spaceflight felt less like a distant idea and more like something people nearby actually worked on.

That made me curious about more than the physics. I wanted to understand the machines, decisions, and people behind a mission. I earned a B.S. in Physics with a Space Sciences concentration from The University of Texas at Austin, along with a certificate in Quantum Information Science.

Now I’m moving that foundation toward astronautics, engineering, and space systems. I’m especially interested in orbital dynamics, simulation, mission design, technical analysis, and the systems-level questions that connect all of them.

So far, I’ve worked on lunar surface concepts, astrodynamics simulations, quantum computing education, and software projects. I’m not pretending to have my entire career mapped out yet. I’m using the work to find where I’m strongest, where I’m most useful, and which problems keep pulling me back.