About Me

Hometown: Stony Brook, New York

Fun Facts: I am a proud Italian-American, electrical apprentice, an avid jazz guitarist (+6 years), and a Mets enthusiast!

I am a fourth-year mechanical engineering student at Cornell University from Long Island, New York. I’ve been particularly fascinated with the intersection between consumer products and healthcare from the first EpiPen I had as a child for my severe allergies. Now, I am passionate about integrating my experience in mechanical design and prototyping towards not only products in biotechnology, but also consumer devices that intersect all fields of research. 

I am a proud first-generation student from family-business owners and an electrical apprentice from as early as I can remember. I am excited to provide my personal perspectives and experiences with medical products to shape the future of technology. I am a strong believer that background and cultural experiences shape our interaction with all products, and as such, I enjoy sharing my experiences as a first-generation student and listening to others' stories!

I’m incredibly excited about pursuing a career that intersect R&D, product development/design, and manufacturing, especially in the MedTech industry. I aspire to continue leading complex engineering teams in the future, become more experienced in the MedTech field (especially with quality/ regulatory), and find career opportunities with creative freedom!