I’m a student at The Nueva School. I run TruScale Models, work on design and communications projects, and spend some of my favorite hours around airplanes.
This is a small collection of what I’ve been working on.
What started as a school project became a small model aviation business. I design and 3D print airport accessories at 1:400 scale, then handle everything from the product listings to packing orders.
CAD, 3D printing, e-commerce, and a lot of small parts.
I worked with teams across Brilliant Earth to analyze and develop go-to-market strategies, brainstorm brand names and product concepts, and build AI-powered tools. I also created website and marketing content.
I photographed events, edited Nueva Magazine, worked on web content, and created social and promotional materials.
Admissions 2024–present · Now program co-lead
I help welcome prospective families, coordinate tours and events, and recruit student ambassadors. I started as an ambassador, became tour coordinator, and now serve as program co-lead.
I designed and fabricated a custom diorama celebrating Atlassian’s partnership with Williams Racing. I took the miniature paddock from CAD design through fabrication and assembly.
The finished diorama, 2025.The finished diorama, 2025.
Beyond the desk
Making room for more makers
TruScale Makers
I’m developing a middle school 3D printing program funded by TruScale. The plan pairs two printers with twelve hands-on sessions, taking students from their first Tinkercad design to an independent project.
The goal is to leave a school with the equipment and know-how to keep going.
Still learning
Time in the air
I’m learning to fly. Aviation also shows up in the models I make and the airport systems I’m interested in.
For now, it’s one pattern and one radio call at a time.