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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Building the Future
Through Engineering

Mechanical Engineering Student

I believe the best way to learn is by building. As a Mechanical Engineering student, I'm looking for flexible professional opportunities where I can apply my knowledge, contribute meaningful ideas, solve real-world problems, and keep growing while I finish my degree.

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01 — ABOUT

What keeps me building

I grew up taking things apart to understand how they worked, then putting them back together better. That curiosity became a habit: sketch it, model it, print it, test it, improve it. Engineering isn't a subject I study — it's how I think through problems. What keeps me building is simple: the moment an idea stops being an idea and becomes something you can hold, adjust, and improve.

CuriosityPrecisionIterationHumility

02 — EXPERIENCE

Professional Experience

Engineering Assistant

Bischoff Aerospace

Miami, FL · Summer 2024

A company specializing in the certified overhaul of Rolls-Royce and Pratt & Whitney aircraft turbines.

I started at Bischoff Aerospace during the summer of 2024, getting my first hands-on exposure to the precision standards behind certified aircraft turbine overhaul. I supported component inspection, helped organize technical documentation, and learned the workflow of a shop where every detail has to be traceable and precise enough to fly.

Engineering Assistant

Bischoff Aerospace

Miami, FL · Aug 2025 – Jul 2026

A company specializing in the certified overhaul of Rolls-Royce and Pratt & Whitney aircraft turbines.

I returned to Bischoff Aerospace, this time focused on designing components and functional prototypes through CAD modeling and 3D printing, shortening technical validation and manufacturing cycles. I also automated documentation workflows with n8n, cutting administrative processing time and freeing engineers to focus on work that actually needed their judgment. It was early-career work held to a late-career standard — everything leaving that shop had to meet the precision required to fly.

Elective Class Instructor

Engineering Challenges & Making

School students · Elective course

A hands-on elective built around engineering challenges, maker culture and prototyping.

I teach an elective class to school students where the syllabus is a series of real engineering challenges. We sketch, model, 3D print and test — students learn by building, failing fast and iterating. Teaching forces me to understand things well enough to make them simple, and it's the clearest proof I've found that curiosity is contagious.

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CAD modeling & 3D-printed prototypes

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Certified turbine documentation

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Workflow automation with n8n

03 — FEATURED PROJECTS

Things I've built

Second Place

Boeing Engineering Challenge

Florida International University

During Boeing Week at FIU, my team was handed a real aerospace engineering problem: design safe, efficient access to the Section 41 of a Boeing 787 for maintenance crews. I led the conceptual design and 3D modeling of a modular platform with adjustable working height — built on mechanical design principles, industrial safety standards, and fast iteration under a team deadline. The result: a working prototype born from real engineering thinking, not just a class exercise.

Conceptual Design3D ModelingBoeing 787 · Section 41Team Engineering
Fellow · 2026

Makers Fellowship

Latin America · ~1% Acceptance Rate

Out of hundreds of applicants from across Latin America, I was selected into Makers Fellowship — an elite technology and entrepreneurship program for builders. It's a high-performing cohort working on real startups, guided by mentorship in product design, idea validation, and technology entrepreneurship. Being selected isn't the achievement — what I build with it is.

Startup BuildingProduct DesignMentorshipTechnology Entrepreneurship

04 — EDUCATION

Education

Universidad del Norte

Mechanical Engineering

In progress · Barranquilla, Colombia

Florida International University

Mechanical Engineering

Dean's ListHonors College

GPA 3.85 · Miami, FL

05 — TECHNICAL SKILLS

Tools of the trade

Engineering

SolidWorksFusion 360CAD/CAM3D Modeling3D PrintingPrototyping

Programming

PythonHTMLn8n

Software

Microsoft 365Google WorkspaceChatGPTClaude Code

06 — LANGUAGES

Spanish (Native)English (Bilingual · DET C2)French (Intermediate · DELF B1)Portuguese (Conversational)

07 — CONTACT

Let's build something.

Open to internships and flexible engineering opportunities. If there's a problem worth building a solution for, let's talk.

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