Licences & Certifications

The Engineer in Training (EI/EIT) credential signifies completion of an ABET-accredited engineering degree and passing the NCEES FE examination. It represents the first formal step toward Professional Engineer (PE) licensure and demonstrates verified competency in core engineering fundamentals, ethics, and professional responsibility.

Completed a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Harding University, an ABET-accredited institution, graduating Cum Laude with a 3.7/4.0 GPA. Academic focus included power systems, electronics, microprocessors, control systems, and applied mathematics, alongside extensive project-based engineering design work.

Completed ENGR-4550 (Lean Six Sigma) during Spring 2025 as a senior-level engineering elective at Harding University, earning an A. The course was taught following American Society for Quality (ASQ) Lean Six Sigma Green Belt standards and covered DMAIC, statistical process control, root cause analysis, process optimization, and waste reduction across engineering and operational contexts. IASSC Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification is planned for 2026.

CS50 is Harvard University's flagship introduction to computer science, completed with Honors. The course covers algorithms, data structures, memory management, abstraction, and core software engineering principles, with an emphasis on problem-solving and low-level understanding of computation. Coursework spans C, Python, SQL, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.

Completed with Honors, this Duke University course focuses on solving real-world problems using Java, emphasizing algorithmic thinking, data processing, debugging, and program design. The course centers on translating problem statements into correct, efficient, and maintainable software solutions.