I have developed strong skills in drawing software such as AutoCAD, Civil3D, and MicroStation, with hands-on experience in creating drawing sets and design concepts for bioretention ponds and site plans during my capstone project. Additionally, I gained professional experience using MicroStation during my internship with Jacobs, where I contributed to the development of high-quality engineering drawings.

I have experience using watershed modeling software such as WMS and HydroCAD. At IRIS at UGA, I developed GSSHA and SWMM models for watersheds in SE Puerto Rico, analyzing stormwater behavior and watershed response. In addition, I have used HEC-RAS and HEC-HMS in academic projects and coursework, including creating a detailed HEC-HMS model for my capstone project.

I have developed a strong foundation in engineering design through a range of academic projects, including the design of a bioretention pond, a water filtration system, and a dock expansion proposal. These experiences have strengthened my ability to apply engineering principles to complex, real-world challenges and produce practical, results-driven solutions. I am eager to contribute effectively to multidisciplinary design teams.

I possess a strong foundation in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), supported by formal training in GIS analysis and practical experience in both academic and professional settings. My experience enables me to deliver accurate, data-driven insights to support engineering design, environmental planning, and infrastructure development.