Heat & Mass Transfer
Shell-&-tube heat exchanger
Recovering waste heat to preheat feedstock. Connecting heat transfer fundamentals to a useful process improvement.
Résumé ↗PROCESS DRIVEN / ALWAYS INNOVATING
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING STUDENT
BUILDING WITH AI
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
01 / THE FOUNDATION
COURSEWORK & EDUCATIONTheory matters. What happens in the plant matters more.
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
Junior · Business minor · GPA 3.1
COLLIN COLLEGE
34 dual-credit hours · GPA 3.35
Heat & Mass Transfer
Recovering waste heat to preheat feedstock. Connecting heat transfer fundamentals to a useful process improvement.
Thermodynamics I & II
Energy and entropy balances, with vapor–liquid flash separation of hydrocarbons.
Material & Energy Balances
Block-flow diagrams and steady-state mass balances, including recycle and purge streams.
Fluid Mechanics
Friction factors and pressure drops: understanding what it takes to move a fluid through a system.
02 / THE EXPERIMENTS
PERSONAL PROJECTSCuriosity, turned into something I can use.
18 sec demoA home for the work I finish, the plans I make, and the time in between.
Read moreA personal AI guide through my notes, ideas, and everything I’m learning.
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96 sec storyFrom a first layout to orbital particles, interactive project stories, and an opening sequence of my own.
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84 sec storyFrom a first Claude scene to an unfinished Blender reconstruction of a place I visited.
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03 / THE CHARACTER
Before process diagrams and Python,
there was a Scout promise.
2011 — 2024 / TEXAS
Boy Scouts of America
Coppell & Carrollton, TX
The beginning of my Scouting chapter.
A foundation in integrity, safety, and leading a team through the hard part.
The rank that stays with me long after the uniform.
For my Eagle Scout service project, I led the renovation of a Gaga ball pit, coordinating the planning, materials, volunteers, and hands-on work needed to return it to safe use. Leadership was a constant throughout my Scouting career: I served in roles ranging from Patrol Leader to Senior Patrol Leader, ultimately guiding the entire troop and learning how to organize people, communicate clearly, and lead by example.

04 / STILL BECOMING
I’m a junior chemical engineering student at the University of Arkansas, with a Business minor and a habit of chasing how theory behaves in a real plant.
Outside class, I build AI tools for fun, from a guide through my own notes to systems that explore how rules and judgment fit together. Scouting gave me the foundation: integrity, safety, and the responsibility to help a team through the hard part.
05 / THE NEXT CHAPTER