The NASA Artemis Lunar Lava Tube Competition is a competition funded by the Washington Space Grant Consortium. Teams made up of undergraduate students around the nation compete in a course to simulate rovers navigating through lava tubes on the Moon.

As the Team Lead, I am responsible for managing funds ($2,000), orchestrating team meetings, contacting competition organizers, and ensuring we are meeting our deadlines. From the technical side, I have also helped build the robot, program the autonomous ultrasonic functions, and create a program to pass the video feed of our rover to a remote computer.

For a couple years, I was a part of the North Idaho STEM Charter Academy CubeSat team. Our team was chosen by NASA to develop and create a satellite to be launched into space. In December of 2018, the satellite launched with the ability to send morse code messages to anyone on Earth.

As the Web Development Lead, I created and maintained a website that countless people saw across the world. I was also responsible for helping host fundraising events to fund the opportunity. My team and I were able to raise over $250,000 for the project through community outreach.

Out Of The Dark is a 2D top down maze game created by myself and one teammate for our Computer Science II class. Because our game was rather large in scope, I had to learn good strategies for organizing such a large codebase. My favorite part of the project was to get C++ and Python to communicate to each other.