I turn energy challenges into smarter thermal systems.

MY JOURNEY, IN THREE CHAPTERS

01 · JORDAN — DESIGN BECAME PURPOSE

Mechanical engineering, renewable energy, and years of hands-on building-systems design taught me to connect theory with the realities of practice.

02 · FLORIDA — RESEARCH BECAME DISCOVERY

At Embry-Riddle, my doctoral work combined experiments, analytical models, and CFD to advance phase-change-material heat exchangers for thermal energy storage.

03 · MICHIGAN — AN IDEA BECAME A LAB

At LTU, I founded the Smart Building Energy Dynamics Lab from the ground up—its research vision, teaching infrastructure, and student-mentoring program. It remains a meaningful chapter of work I created; I am no longer affiliated with LTU.

NOW · BACK AT EMBRY-RIDDLE

As an Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering in Daytona Beach, I teach, mentor, and continue building the next chapter of my research.