Undergraduate Engineering Student
Hello! My name is Noah, I am an aspiring aerospace engineer with a huge passion for space exploration. Growing up in space city (Houston, TX) when the space shuttle program was still in commission, my eyes were set on the stars every night. My passion only grew through the years as I started to fly Estes model rockets with my dad in the fields near our house, read more about the great minds behind the aerospace industry, and even driving out late on a school night to meet Chris Hadfeild. I have carried these experiences with me ever since, and look forward to creating new ones.
I am currently involved in a variety of different projects, all of which you will be able to find more information about on this website. I learn best by throwing myself into any feilds that interest me, and being a jack of all trades has helped make me a steadfast engineer. So far this semester, I am currently working on various spacecraft systems design/engineering, advanced aerial robotics, and high power rocketry. I am deeply driven by the desire to learn about things that I don't know about, the opportunity to work alongside other passionate people, and the exploration of our universe. I frequently work closely alongside students and professionals from other disciplines such as astrobiology, geology, thermal/electrical/software engineering, and business/finance to determine requirements for systems we all have a part in, giving me a solid early foundation in systems engineering.
If you share this passion, or just want to get in touch, feel free to reach out to me here for any questions, advice, or work opportunities. Currently, I am seeking internship opportunities to grow my skills in a career setting for Spring and Summer 2026 in the greater Houston area. I would love to hear from, and talk with you.
It started when I met with a mentor, who recommended that it would be helpful to establish a simple portfolio, along with having my own domain for my email address. I immediately got to work, taking reference from companies websites I liked, such as SpaceX, Relativity, and Andruil. This mainly serves a place to visualize and navigate the work I am currently part of, and to archive the work I have done. Plus, it helps people get to know me a little more, whether it be recruiters, or anyone happening to stop by. This entire website has been edited and worked on solo by me over the span of a week or so, using alot of help from other websites references, along with all the 3D visuals for Nightingale, which I taught myself Blender for. Obviously, the wonderful cosmic images, perseverance selfie (JPL) and beautiful Terran R launch (Relativity), are not mine. But they are too amazing to not show to you all. The SpaceX Starship launch photo on the home page was taken by me on my Nikon D3500 during its 11th flight test, the last of the V2 Starship launches in Starbase, TX. I hope you enjoy your time on this site, and as always, feel free to get in touch to ask me any questions.