The path from then to now
2027
A new chapter that is not written as of yet...
2026
Joined a tech consulting company for the summer and set my sights on graduating.
2025
Became the President of the Formula SAE team and held an internship with BNSF Railway.
2024
Decided to major in MIS. Became a sub-team lead in my school's Formula SAE team.
2023
Freshman business student. Thought I wanted to do finance and just didn't want to fail classes.
Internship
Protiviti
Internal Audit / Financial Advisory Intern – Technology
June 2026 – August 2026
San Francisco, CA
Analyzed Java-based application controls (ITGCs/ITACs) for a Fortune 500 client's SOX compliance program, validating design and operating effectiveness. Refined Risk Control Matrices (RCMs) across multiple technology process areas to improve clarity. Leveraged a Generative AI agent to convert SOX reports into testing spreadsheets, streamlining workflows.
3
Clients I produced deliverables for
5
Controls analyzed and validated

Club Leadership
Wildcat Formula Racing
President
May 2025 – May 2026
Tucson, AZ
Managed a student-run team to compete in a collegiate international SAE competition in Michigan. Conducted meetings multiple times per week and coordinated with other leadership members and business entities. Created and presented a business case and Request for Quote for SAE based on technical assemblies.
$70,000
Total team budget
70
Students on the team

Internship
BNSF Railway
Transportation Intern
June 2025 – August 2025
San Bernardino, CA
Hands-on experience in the coordination and logistics of rail transportation's core operations. Developed a solution to improve efficiency and optimize the automobile loading process. Worked closely with professionals in logistics, operations, and safety management.
7-Figure
Savings plan proposed to upper management
5
Subcontractor entities coordinated with

Work
Blackstone Construction Services
Project Coordinator
May 2024 – August 2024
Danville, CA
Assisted with a variety of accounting tasks, such as manual payroll journal entries. Created documents such as project cost estimates and photo reports using Excel. Resolved customer inquiries by phone and in person, improving customer satisfaction.
Club Membership
Premier Alumni Council
Mentor
January 2024 – May 2026
Tucson, AZ
Taught first-year business students basic professionalism and corporate etiquette in group settings, leading weekly meetings with up to 20 students to learn new business skills. Supported the execution of a case competition, mentoring teams through analysis, collaboration, and presentations.
What the work taught me
Every role was important. These are the skills that carried over from one job to the next.
Move fast
Learned as President of WFR. Imperfect action is better than remaining stationary.
Owning the work
Learned at the Protiviti. I make a client deliverable, I stand behind my work.
Mentoring others
Learned by doing it with Premier. Helping others leads to learning more about oneself.
Working on a team
The best work is done when everyone buys in. Learning to encourage this was crucial.
See the work
The projects page shows some of the things I have built.
See my resume
A one page summary document of my experience