PRJ / 02Under Development
Pele HTGR MOOSE Simulation
A work-in-progress workflow connecting reactor geometry, meshing, neutronics, and thermo-mechanical analysis for a Project Pele HTGR unit cell.
01 Engineer + Developer
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING& SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
Bridging physical and digital systems.
Student @ BYU-Idaho Expected graduation: April 2029
SYS.STATUSSEEKING INTERNSHIPS
Mechanical • Nuclear • Software
Selected work / 001
04 SHOWINGPROJECT GALLERY
Top Builds
PRJ / 03Complete
Walmart Receipt Parser
A self-configured browser extension and backend that extracts itemized receipt details from Walmart order pages and records them in a personal Google Sheet.
PRJ / 04Evergreen
Python Utility Belt
A collection of six standalone utilities launched through one runner, including local image background removal and PDF merging.
PRJ / 05Complete
MHTGR Thermal-Mechanical FEA
A CAD, meshing, thermo-mechanical simulation, and visualization workflow for an IG-110 graphite monolith, with outputs presented as demonstration results rather than validated predictions.
Profile / 002
ABOUT ME
I’m a mechanical engineering student and software developer who enjoys building systems that move seamlessly between real-world constraints and clean digital logic.
As an Eagle Scout, I learned to lead with preparation, service, and accountability. I’m bilingual in English and Spanish, bringing clear communication to every team and technical challenge.
- Location
- Rexburg, Idaho
- Languages
- English / Spanish
- Focus
- Design + Automation
Experience / 003
EXPERIENCE TIMELINE
Full-Time Teaching Missionary
Community Service
Customer Support Representative
Intern, Venafi
Sales Associate
Go Paddle AZ
Capabilities / 004
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Simulation & CAD
- MOOSE Framework
- OpenMC
- Coreform Cubit
- ParaView
- SolidWorks (CSWA)
- Autodesk Inventor
Programming & Tools
- Python (h5py, SciPy)
- Git
- JavaScript
- HTML/CSS
- Excel & Google Sheets (Data Modeling)
Connection / 005
LET’S BUILD SOMETHING THAT WORKS.
Interested in engineering, software, or the space where they meet?