He is a dedicated graduate student and early-career researcher specializing in Biomedical Engineering. He is currently completing a Master of Engineering degree at a private university in the United States, building upon a strong foundation that includes a B.S. in Engineering and a B.A. in Theological Studies from the same institution. He has gained valuable hands-on experience through multiple roles at his university, serving as a Machine Shop Technician, Engineering Lab Technician, and Anatomy; Physiology Lab Assistant. His practical skills were further enhanced by a volunteer internship with Engineering World Health, where he worked as a Biomedical Equipment Technician. Academically, he has contributed to meaningful research, co-authoring a published conference paper on a non-invasive respiratory monitoring system and contributing to a genomic database submission. His ongoing research explores the biomechanical risks of knee osteoarthritis.