Materials Scientist · Roboticist · Startup Founder
Materials scientist specializing in hydrogen storage, advanced characterization, metallurgical sciences, semiconductor manufacturing, and the path from lab-scale discovery to real-world applications.
About
I'm materials scientist and engineer who recently graduated from Worcester Polytechnic Institute with degrees in Materials Science & Engineering (M.S.) and Robotics Engineering (B.S.). My graduate research focused on developing new materials for hydrogen storage, for which I was recognized by the National Academy of Inventors for progress in the field.
Outside the lab, I'm Co-Founder & CEO of Phoebus American Energy Systems, a pre-seed startup focused on further developing and commercializing my hydrogen storage technology. I am an automotive and motorsports enthusiast,
I am drawn to work which sits at the intersect of product engineering, electrical engineering, and materials science, and that which brings inventions from the laboratory to industry standard.
Characterization & Methods
Work
Co-founded pre-seed startup developing a proprietary metal-alloy sponge for solid-state hydrogen storage. Provisional patent held. Pilot partnership with PowerPlay Energy Group; DOE and WPI research partnerships active.
Learn more →Lead research on intermetallic alloy systems for solid-state hydrogen storage at WPI. Characterization via XRD, SEM/TEM/EDS. Recognized by the National Academy of Inventors.
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Resume & IP
Provisional Patent — Solid-State Metal Alloy Hydrogen Storage
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Get in touch
Open to research collaborations, industry roles, and conversations about hydrogen energy and advanced materials.