Harvard Rocket Propulsion Group (HRPG) is a student-led aerospace organization advancing hands-on rocketry at Harvard through the design, fabrication, and testing of low-cost liquid rockets by manufacturing major components in-house.

As President, I led HRPG’s technical direction and operations, overseeing finances, logistics, and long-term strategy while coordinating multidisciplinary teams across propulsion, fluids, structures, and avionics. I was in charge of the execution of major propulsion programs, including pioneering and static-firing a scalable nitrous-oxide/ethanol engine producing 500 lbf of thrust, and spearheading the initial development of a regeneratively cooled liquid rocket engine fabricated entirely through manual machining.