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◄E D U C A T I O N ►
University of California (U.C.), Davis School of Law
Juris Doctor ■May 2012/GPA: 3.24
· Exchange Student at the University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Law, Spring 2011
· Submissions Committee, U.C. Davis Journal of International Law and Policy
· American Society of International Law
· King Hall Intellectual Property Legal Association
· San FranciscoIntellectual Property Law Association
University of Texas at Austin, College of Engineering
Bachelor of Science, Aerospace Engineering ■May 2006/GPA: 3.41
· President/Treasurer, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
· Kappa Theta Epsilon (Cooperative Engineering Honor Society)
· Marsha and Wallace Fowler Endowed Merit Scholarship; MCorp-George L. Clark Scholarship; University of Texas College Scholar
· Vice President/Historian, International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience
· Aerospace Department Rube Goldberg Design Team
◄E X P E R I E N C E ►
United States Patent and Trademark Office, Alexandria, Virginia
International Studies Extern (June - August 2011)
· Participated in Extern Patent Examiners training; learned how to conduct prior art searches and to prepare office actions
· Conducted International Timing Study with emphasis on European Patent Office procedures to analyze potential for work-sharing between patent offices
Law Offices of Peter Robert Stone, Sacramento, CA
Law Clerk (June - July 2010)
· Prepared court documents including complaints, demurrers, requests for discovery, and motions for a variety of civil cases
· Drafted demand letters and settlement agreement to send clients and opposing counsel
· Researched legal issues and prepared memos on legal questions
Proyecto Dignidad Conciencia Respeto, Quito, Ecuador
School Volunteer (April - July 2009)
· Managed weekly fundraising event to raise 100% of salaries for teachers and a social worker
· Assisted Ecuadorian teacher in Spanish speaking school for 27 underprivileged children of varying ages and grade levels
· Created extracurricular program for students; led sessions of basketball, art, and tutoring
The Boeing Company, Houston, Texas
International Space Station (ISS) Environmental Controls and Life Support (ECLS)
Mechanical Systems Design and Analysis Engineer (June 2006 - July 2008)
· Examined ISS oxygen and nitrogen reserves and predicted future gas needs; conducted study of ISS gaseous requirements for post Space Shuttle Transition and Retirement; worked with several ISS teams to develop gas re-supply plan
· Resolved real-time ISS anomalies in Mission Evaluation Room to support NASA Mission Control Center-Houston
· Led ECLS team’s data trending and analysis effort; oversaw ECLS Trending Report containing 25+ subsystem analyses created by ECLS team members and delivered to NASA biannually
· Created automated system for ECLS telemetry retrieval, database storage, and website graphic representation; trained and assisted ECLS team members in use of system
· Secondary project lead on the Major Constituent Analyzer (MCA) subsystem; coordinated between subcontractor and NASA on integration issues pertaining to the MCA
The Boeing Company, Houston, Texas
International Space Station (ISS) Environmental Controls and Life Support (ECLS)
Student Engineer (January - August 2004 & January - August 2005)
· Consolidated and upgraded several programs to plot and manipulate ISS ECLS telemetry into a single On-Orbit Data Analyzing Tool
· Updated and improved White Papers analyzing various topics such as ISS Cabin Air Changes, Inter-module Ventilation Flow and Extravehicular Activity Gas Usage
◄P U B L I C A T I O N S ►
Daniel J. Leonard, Ryan N. Schaezler & Saneil A. Suri, International Space Station Extravehicular Activity Gas Usage (Soc’y. of Auto. Eng’rs., 2005).
Jonathan Reyes, Saneil Suri, William Vanden Dries & Phillip Watters, RSVP Lunar Habitats(Univ. of Texas at Austin, 2005).
◄S K I L L S ►
· Familiar with programming: skilled in Visual Basic, some experience with C++, Python, SQL, HTML, GAMBIT/FLUENT, SolidWorks, and Matlab
· Experienced in Microsoft Office: particularly with Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, and Project
· Conversationally fluent in Spanish
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