Hi!
My name is Jeremy, and I am a senior at Purdue University studying Mechanical Engineering and graduating May, 2026.
I am Passionate about design, automation, controls, robotics, and programming.
I enjoy rock climbing, photography, playing piano, and cooking.
CAD: SolidWorks, AutoCAD, CATIA, 3DExperience, Creo, Fusion360, Siemens NX
Programming: Python, Java, C, MATLAB, C++, Swift, HTML, CSS, JavaScript
React, NextJS, AWS, MongoDB, GitHub, Vercel, JUnit Tests, Microsoft Power Apps
Hardware: Arduino, Raspberry Pi
In Progress! For our senior design project, we are developing (as a team of 4) a fully automated dispensing system for 400 safety glasses, utilizing a gantry-style mechanical system integrated with Arduino-based controls. As team lead, I manage the team execution, system integration, and hardware implementation. Additionally, I have led the electronics and programming, selecting motors/motor drivers and implementing controls system.
For our final project, we built a marble obstacle course with 5 interactable obstacles inspired by the game "Screwball Scramble" and based off of Purdue University® Architecture. We were awarded "Best Engineering" (out of 160 students) for this project.
As a Chassis Lead for PSR, I led the manufacturing of carbon fiber composite layup for student-built vehicle’s aerodynamic shell. Additionally, I directed strength testing and validation for composite attachment system to comply with race regulations.
This app integrates with Mountain Project® (a digitial guidebook/ location based climb tracker) to analyze logged outdoor climbing progress. This app calculates the user's current best climbing-pyramid and recommends climbing grades to expand one's pyramid. Additionally, this data visualization tool allows any climber to see their progress over time. Tip: when viewing this project, use "JEREMY" as a placeholder url.
Find your next Cincinnati rental property. Connects renters with available homes. Displays basic property information in an elegant way.
I have been a part of this organization for four years, serving as Trip Coordinator, Vice President, and now President. I have organized 10+ off campus climbing/camping experiences, challening students of various levels to expand their skills and technical abilities. As a leader in this organization, I have Organized weekly events including community climbs, Dyno/Kilter/V-Point Competitions, trips (and overnight lock-ins) to climbing gyms in Indianapolis, and outdoor climbing trips in Arkansas, Illinois, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Arizona. Additionally, I trained hard and competed at the national level, placing 6th at Collegiate Nationals (2024) for Tope Rope.
Worked together as a team of 5 to develop a remote control robot. Achieved 2nd overall(across all 6 sections)in battle‐bots competition. Achieved 2nd place time in racing event(in our lab section).
Developed an IOS app to manage training for climbing. This app allows users to create, run, and save custom hangboard routines.
Developed an IOS app for learning German grammar topics. Basic multiple choice quiz app with pre-programmed topics.
First IOS app I made. This app allows investors to model their real estate portfolio, and track spending and earnings. The app also provides key insights about property profitability.
Simple app to manage one's gut microbiome. Log plant (fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, etc.) consumption and track progress toward the "30 plants per week" challenge.
Joined the development team of BoilerBookings as they scaled from 2 to 10 developers. Their product allows students to search optimal combinations of shuttles and flight for off campus travel. I refactored code and utilized OOP best practices to make backend codebase scalable. Additionally, I Made the project backend scalable to expand from Purdue to IU and UIUC.
