Since 2018, I have been a principal member of the Queen's Rocket Engineering Team. In my first year on the team, I took on the role of Marketing Coordinator, bringing fresh, energetic merchandise to the team. This merchandise stays with us today, where students yearn for a blue hoodie or formal polo shirt I introduced.

At the same time, I became heavily involved in the aerostructures subteam, expanding my involvement in manufacturing design and refining my CAD and composite manufacturing skills through countless efforts. As a result of this dedication, I was selected as one of 12 members to participate in the 2019 Spaceport America Cup in New Mexico.  At the competition, we had a nominal flight reaching 24,400ft, reaching a maximum velocity of Mach 1.4. 

This involvement led me to become the Manufacturing lead for the following year, where I introduced the mechanical testing of the composite components and introduced infusion layup methods to refine the production of composite parts. Unfortunately, COVID-19 was around the corner and halted all further work on the rocket.