Mechanical engineering student at Northeastern, class of 2027.
On my last co-op at T.G. Gallagher, a mechanical contractor, I built Revit and Plant 3D automation — 13 custom C# workflows — and modeled MEP systems so they'd actually fit on site instead of colliding with it. I like work where the drawing and the real thing agree with each other.
Before engineering school I ran pools — six summers as a lifeguard, the last few as head lifeguard and manager. It turns out watching pumps, heaters, and filtration equipment every day is a decent head start on understanding MEP systems.
Built accurate 3D Revit families from 2D submittals so clashes got caught weeks before installation instead of during it.
Custom refrigeration piping specs with our actual suppliers' parts, so designs matched what got installed. Became the team standard.
A robotic-arm museum exhibit for a Cornerstone design course. The servos kept burning out; visitors loved it anyway.
C# plugins and workflows that took repetitive BIM tasks off people's plates.
Developed 13 custom C# automation workflows for Revit and Plant 3D, modeled air handling units and MEP systems from engineering drawings, and coordinated construction documentation across 20+ systems.
Ran daily operations for an aquatic facility with 500+ visitors a day: safety inspections, water chemistry, emergency response, and a staff of guards.