Hi! My name is Parisse Goutier, and I am a junior Aerospace Engineering student in the Honors Program at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. My interests are in sustainable engineering, particularly wind energy, sustainable material design, and understanding environmental impacts. I am passionate about combining engineering, leadership, and sustainability to create solutions with long-term impact.

In the SEEL Lab, I am the field lead for the rocket emissions project, where I work with our contacts in the cities of Cocoa Beach and Cape Canaveral to install sensor technologies for regular rocket emissions. I am also a flight data researcher on the AECOM Project, where I am developing better ways to track aircraft in the Daytona Beach area and to more accurately measure aircraft emissions. Looking ahead, our work will expand to measuring lead and understanding its impacts on the local Daytona Beach community. Through this work and my hands-on engineering experience, I have developed skills in project management, technical communication, data collection and analysis, and collaborative problem-solving.

My long-term goal is to contribute to a more sustainable future through engineering research, innovation, and advanced education, with a focus on renewable energy and sustainable materials.