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EGL '25
Co-President
Career Focus: Hopefully design engineering work (boards/chips)
Graduate Degree: Masters (MSE) in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Solid State and Nanotechnology track, 2025)
Undergraduate Degree: BSE in Electrical Engineering (2024)
Tauber Team Project: Factory Transformation at Amazon Robotics (North Reading, MA)
Prior Industry Experience: Research and Development Engineering Intern in 2022 at Caterpillar (Peoria, IL) and Design Engineering Intern in 2023 at Epirus (startup in Torrance, CA)
U-M Clubs / Student Organizations or Experience: Solar Car club and Alpha Gamma Delta (sorority). Maybe club swimming this year?
Why Tauber? I joined Tauber because I wanted to go beyond my traditional Electrical Engineering curriculum- I felt like the IOE-centric projects could offer new experiences in interdisciplinary work, leadership, coursework, and new industries that I don't know how I could have gained exposure to otherwise.
Why SAB? I wanted to join SAB to help integrate student voices/questions with the post-COVID administration