Energy and the Environment

In collaboration with one of my coworkers at Kimley-Horn, I am actively working on a Python script to granularly predict solar generation.

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For the summer of 2024, I worked at Kimley-Horn on the solar structures team. Through this, I gained valuable experience in designing PV foundations and collaborating across disciplines to design renewable energy sites.

I was part of the Bernhardt Lab at Duke University, where we studied contamination in Durham's Ellerbe Creek and the subsequent effects on marine life.

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This Duke Energy Club project team worked to provide consul to Duquesne Light Company on what to do with their legacy ash sites and coal mines.

As part of my environmental policy class, I developed a community-based social marketing proposal to restructure the energy market in North and South Carolina.

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Drawing inspiration from the B.I.Q. house in Hamburg, our Duke Conservation Technology team designed a window that would control the amount of penetrating light by changing algae concentration.

As part of the 2021 NCF Envirothon Competition, we were given a scenario on nitrate contamination in the Ogalla Aquifer and tasked with developing a remidiation plan. As the South Carolina captain, I helped our team to a 3rd place finish.