Business

Once president of an entrepreneurship group that participated in business competitions, such as the diamond challenge and FBLA, I carry with me a thriving background in business and financial literacy, having taken college-level courses and work experience.

Design

3D Modeler. I work best on AutoDesk Software, such as Fusion 360, Inventor, Maya, AutoCAD & Edge. However, I can effectively use SolidWorks, Onshape, Blender, Rhino and Shapr3D.I make posters, business cards, print 3D figures, Factory Design and other related visual graphics.

Eletronics

Basic Coding skills: capable of building apps, small scale hacking, and creating bots.Can design and manufacture circuit boards; Basic experience on LPKF, Fritzing, Easy EDA, Cadence & Altium.Previous projects include SAE, FRC, FTC, SECME & VEX.

Media

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

Medicine

Theoretical knowledge of the human body based on HOSA guidelines.Experience in data collection & testing for mass production.Non-commercial pharmaceutical expertise.First aid training licensed by MD doctor.

LPKF

Theoretical knowledge of the human body based on HOSA guidelines.Experience in data collection & testing for mass production.Non-commercial pharmaceutical expertise.First aid training licensed by MD doctor.

EPILOG LASER

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

TORMACH

Theoretical knowledge of the human body based on HOSA guidelines.Experience in data collection & testing for mass production.Non-commercial pharmaceutical expertise.First aid training licensed by MD doctor.

ENTHALPY OF VAPORIZATION

Determined the molar mass of an unknown molecular solid by measuring freezing point depression of a solution using t-butyl alcohol as the solvent. By recording cooling curves, identifying the freezing points of the pure solvent and the solution, and applying the freezing point depression equation, the molar mass of the unknown was calculated.

ENTHALPY OF VAPORIZATION

Determined the molar mass of an unknown molecular solid by measuring freezing point depression of a solution using t-butyl alcohol as the solvent. By recording cooling curves, identifying the freezing points of the pure solvent and the solution, and applying the freezing point depression equation, the molar mass of the unknown was calculated.

FTR SPECTROMETER

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DISTILLAION COLLUM

Theoretical knowledge of the human body based on HOSA guidelines.Experience in data collection & testing for mass production.Non-commercial pharmaceutical expertise.First aid training licensed by MD doctor.

ULTIMAKER

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

VIBROMETER

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

EXPERIMENT

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

EXPERIMENT

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

EXPERIMENT

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

EXPERIMENT

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

EXPERIMENT

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

EXPERIMENT

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

EXPERIMENT

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

EXPERIMENT

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

EXPERIMENT

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

EXPERIMENT

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

ENTHALPY OF VAPORIZATION

Determined the molar mass of an unknown molecular solid by measuring freezing point depression of a solution using t-butyl alcohol as the solvent. By recording cooling curves, identifying the freezing points of the pure solvent and the solution, and applying the freezing point depression equation, the molar mass of the unknown was calculated.

ENTHALPY OF VAPORIZATION

Determined the molar mass of an unknown molecular solid by measuring freezing point depression of a solution using t-butyl alcohol as the solvent. By recording cooling curves, identifying the freezing points of the pure solvent and the solution, and applying the freezing point depression equation, the molar mass of the unknown was calculated.

EXPERIMENT

The photo displayed won a photography competition at NYU.I worked on digital media projects in the past that targeted large media audiences. I am knowledgeable using streaming platforms, OBS, Audacity, and Video editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. I also worked with digital mixers, such as X32 from Behringer for bands.

DANIEL CELL

Investigated how Daniell (galvanic) cells connected in series can be used to increase voltage and power a small electric motor. Each cell used a zinc electrode as the anode (where zinc is oxidized and releases electrons) and a graphite electrode as an inert cathode (where reduction occurs in solution), and by wiring multiple cells in series, their individual voltages added together to produce enough electrical energy to drive the motor.

ZINC AIR BATTERY

Built zinc–air battery using a proton exchange membrane (PEM) to separate the anode and cathode while allowing ion transport. Zinc metal served as the anode, where zinc was oxidized to Zn²⁺ releasing electrons, while oxygen from air was reduced at the air cathode; the PEM allowed protons/ions to pass to maintain charge balance, enabling continuous electron flow through an external circuit and demonstrating how chemical energy is converted into electrical energy in metal–air batteries.

FORMALDEHYDE CELL

This lab examined a formaldehyde-based electrochemical battery (direct formaldehyde fuel cell) using ruthenium (Ru) and palladium (Pd) electrodes as catalysts. Formaldehyde was oxidized at the anode (catalyzed by Ru/Pd), releasing electrons to the external circuit, while a reduction reaction occurred at the cathode; by measuring voltage and current, the lab demonstrated how catalytic electrodes enable efficient fuel oxidation and conversion of chemical energy into electrical power.

THIXOTROPIC BEHAVIOR

Synthesized polystyrene through free-radical polymerization and creating a cross-linked polyvinyl alcohol–borate network to observe viscoelastic and thixotropic behavior. The resulting materials were analyzed by observing flow, deformation, and viscosity, linking polymer structure and cross-linking to macroscopic physical properties

GALVANIC CELLS

Constructed galvanic (electrochemical) cells using metal electrodes such as Zn(s), Fe(s), Cu(s), Pb(s), Mg(s), and Mn(s) immersed in their corresponding aqueous metal-ion solutions (e.g., Zn²⁺, Cu²⁺, Fe²⁺). The half-cells were connected by a salt bridge containing an inert electrolyte (such as KNO₃) and an external wire with a voltmeter, allowing electron flow from the anode (oxidation electrode) to the cathode (reduction electrode) so that cell potentials could be measured, reduction potentials calculated, and results compared to standard values and Nernst-equation predictions

SULFANILAMIDE

Synthesized sulfanilamide by first converting acetanilide into p-acetamidobenzenesulfonyl chloride via electrophilic aromatic substitution with chlorosulfonic acid, then converting it to the sulfonamide using ammonia. The acetyl protecting group was removed by acid-catalyzed hydrolysis, and the final sulfanilamide product is purified by crystallization and characterized by melting point and IR spectroscopy.

ENTHALPY OF VAPORIZATION

Determined the molar mass of an unknown molecular solid by measuring freezing point depression of a solution using t-butyl alcohol as the solvent. By recording cooling curves, identifying the freezing points of the pure solvent and the solution, and applying the freezing point depression equation, the molar mass of the unknown was calculated.

pH & VOLUME TITRATION

Collected pH versus volume data during the titration of an unknown weak acid with standardized NaOH and used the resulting titration curves and first-derivative plots to identify the equivalence and half-equivalence points. Used these data to calculate the pKa, initial moles, and molar mass of the unknown acid and compare the results to literature values for identification. The titration data gave an average pKa of about 3.65 and an average experimental molar mass of approximately 146 g/mol, and based on comparison with reference values the unknown acid was identified as sodium hydrogen tartrate.

ETHANOL PRODUCTION

Produced ethanol from sucrose through enzymatic hydrolysis and yeast fermentation, converting sugars into ethanol and carbon dioxide. The ethanol was isolated and purified by fractional distillation, and its composition is analyzed using density measurements and azeotropic behavior.

OIL EXTRACTION

Synthesized isopentyl acetate via an acid-catalyzed Fischer esterification of isopentyl alcohol and acetic acid under reflux. The ester is isolated by liquid–liquid extraction, drying, and simple distillation, and its purity is evaluated by boiling point and IR analysis.

ISOLATION OF CAFFEINE

Caffeine is extracted from tea leaves using hot water followed by liquid–liquid extraction into an organic solvent after converting acidic impurities into water-soluble salts. The caffeine was then purified by solvent removal and sublimation, and its identity is confirmed by melting point determination.

HYDROGENATION

Converted methyl oleate, an unsaturated fatty acid ester, into methyl stearate, a saturated ester, by catalytic hydrogenation using palladium on carbon and in situ–generated hydrogen gas.
The solid product is isolated by filtration and recrystallization, and the loss of unsaturation is confirmed by melting point determination and bromine unsaturation tests.

ALDEHYDE TO DIENE

Synthesized 1,4-diphenyl-1,3-butadiene using a Wittig reaction between cinnamaldehyde and a phosphonium ylide, which formed a conjugated alkene system with preferential formation of the trans,trans isomer. The product was isolated and purified by crystallization, analyzed by TLC, and optionally characterized by NMR or UV–Vis spectroscopy.

n-butyl SYNTHESIS FOR GRIGARD REAGENTS

Synthesized n-butyl bromide by converting n-butyl alcohol into an alkyl halide using sodium bromide and sulfuric acid, which generate hydrobromic acid in situ and proceed via an SN2 mechanism.
The product was purified by liquid–liquid extraction, drying, and simple distillation, then identified by boiling point and IR spectroscopy.

POLYMER SYNTHESIS

Synthesized representative polymers—polyesters, nylon, and polystyrene—to illustrate condensation and addition polymerization, including linear and cross-linked structures. Polyester was formed by reacting phthalic anhydride with diols, nylon was produced by interfacial condensation of a diacid chloride with a diamine, and polystyrene was made by free-radical polymerization of styrene, with the products analyzed using infrared spectroscopy.

GRIGNARD REAGENT

Grignard reagent (phenylmagnesium bromide) from bromobenzene and magnesium under anhydrous conditions, then reacts it with either benzophenone to form the tertiary alcohol triphenylmethanol or with carbon dioxide (dry ice) to form benzoic acid after acidic workup. The product was isolated by acid–base extraction, purified by crystallization, and characterized by melting point and IR spectroscopy.

SAPONIFICATION

Soap and detergent were prepared by first making soap through saponification of a triglyceride with sodium hydroxide to form fatty acid salts and glycerol, followed by isolation by salting out and filtration. A synthetic detergent was then prepared by sulfonation of lauryl alcohol with chlorosulfonic acid and neutralization to give sodium lauryl sulfate, and the cleaning properties of soap versus detergent are evaluated in different water conditions.

LUMINOL SYNTHESIS

Synthesized luminol (5-aminophthalhydrazide) from 3-nitrophthalic acid via hydrazide formation and nitro-group reduction, then demonstrates chemiluminescence by oxidizing luminol in basic solution to produce an electronically excited 3-aminophthalate dianion.
The excited product relaxes to the ground state with visible light emission, illustrating energy transfer, intersystem crossing, and fluorescence principles.

April 8th, 2025: What a fantastic evening at the Kavaler Gala Award Ceremony. Thank you Andrea and The Chemists Club for being such great hosts and Congrats to Dr. Ilham Kadri for her amazing achievements.

On March 1st, 2025 I had the amazing opportunity to attend the Fungi Festival 2025! It was a lot of fun! I ate a variety of dishes with different types of mushrooms, they were delicious and learned about mushroom bio art.

From Oct 19th till Oct 21st I had the opportunity to once again attend the BRASA SUMMIT AMERICAS. A joyful time with guest speakers, friends and workshops.

September 5th, 2024: CybertechNYC a conference that I would recommend to anyone interest in the latest topics AI in Cybersecurity.

September 5th, 2024: CybertechNYC a conference that I would recommend to anyone interest in the latest topics AI in Cybersecurity.

November 10th, 2023. CSAW is a yearly conference hosted by NYU and it attracts some of the greatest talents in cyber security in the upper east region. I got to meet many teams and contestants in CSAW's annual competition and learn about a variety of tools that assist me today.

On October 14th and 16th, 2023. I made a trip that made me feel home again. I got see many of my old high school classmates at the BRASA SUMMIT AMERICAS in Washington DC. Learned a bunch from guest speakers and had some free time to wonder around the Capitol Hill.

On October 13th, 2023. I met my Marista school brother at the NYC Comic Con. I got to explore around and meet awesome celebrities. We ended the evening with a fanstatic class of Majong provided by some pro players at the conference.

STEM

Multiple Award Winner in SECME competitions. 5-year consecutive wins on magnetic generator competitions hosted by FPL. AASHTO qualifier and 1st place county winner on TRAC Bridge Challenge. 3rd place Vex Robotics, Qualified for nationals. President of AHS's STEM club. Mentored in Water bottle rocket, bionic hand, mouse trap cars, Coding, and CO2 car tank competitions. Lead the organization to be placed 2 times 1st place in overall competitions.

Intern Certificate at RefriAngo

Test the quality of beverage samples for production and input data into the company's system. Write reports about the manufacturing process of alcoholic drinks, water, and soda. Utilize Solid Works and AutoCAD for the understanding of efficient line of production arrangement.

Intern Certificate at Motorola

Create a solution for school safety within Motorola resources. Show case product in final evaluation with financial plan to put into market. Team placed 2nd overall; more than 100 interns participated in the program. Team overperfomed MIT and Columbia University engineers.

Intern Certificate at Imosul

General engineering intern. Install networks across the company's facilities, repair broken machinery, enhance company's safety system with the implementation of worker identification and geolocation management system. Negotiate with suppliers and creating financial records.

Intern Certificate at RentBrella

Build a strategy with the purpose of acquiring new customers to the company's application service. Speak with their marketing team and company representatives to understand their needs. Present solutions within their means.