Nicholas Siodlarz, EIT

Nicholas Siodlarz, EIT

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  • Timeline

  • About me

    B.S. Aerospace Engineering | B.S. Mathematics | M.S. Business Class of '25 at Texas A&M University | Chief Engineer of SOLACE at AggieSat Laboratory | Deep Learning Researcher at ISRL | Brockman Scholar

  • Education

    • University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

      2019 - 2020
      NetMath Program (Dual Enrollment): Calculus III
    • Waubonsie Valley High School

      2016 - 2020
      High School Diploma

      Activities and Societies: Cellist for Varsity Orchestra | Cellist for Naperville Youth Symphony Orchestra | Science and Fine Arts Specialist for Varsity Scholastic Bowl | Starting Pitcher for Varsity Baseball | Tri-M Music Leadership Society Member

    • Texas A&M University

      2020 - 2024
      Bachelor of Science - BS Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering 2nd Year
    • Mays Business School - Texas A&M University

      2024 - 2025
      Master of Science - MS Business
    • Texas A&M University

      2020 - 2024
      Bachelor of Science - BS Mathematics 2nd Year
  • Experience

    • The Music and Dance Suite

      Aug 2019 - Aug 2020
      Private Piano Instructor

      Responsible for preparing lesson plans for students aged 6 - 13, along with providing private instruction for 30 minutes a week for each student. Responsible for transitioning students into an online format during the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, along with developing novel teaching styles over a virtual format.

    • Texas A&M University AggieSat Laboratory

      Feb 2021 - May 2021
      Rover Thermal, Mechanics, and Structures Specialist for AggieSat Perseus

      Responsible for researching, designing, and simulating a rover used as part of an end-to-end Martian sample return mission. Specifically, this involved providing CAD models of the rover design, along with developing numerical models of the rover. Personally developed a machine learning-based Python program used to model heat transfer across the rover body at varying times of the day, in addition to providing novel methods of sample collection and containment.

    • Texas A&M University AggieSat Laboratory

      Sept 2021 - Jun 2023

      Designed a CAD model for an aerobraking, interplanetary probe using SolidWorks for entrance into the 2023 CanSat competition. Performed finite element analysis and flow simulations (CFD) on the model. Responsible for leading a specialized, interdisciplinary group of undergraduate and graduate engineering students in developing a design for an autonomous lunar rover.

      • CanSat Mechanics Engineer

        Nov 2022 - Jun 2023
      • Electric Power Systems Lead - AggieSat ALARM

        Sept 2021 - Oct 2022
    • Texas A&M University

      Oct 2021 - May 2022
      Aero-Optics Undergraduate Student Technician - Laser Diagnostics and Plasma Devices Laboratory

      Worked under the mentorship of a graduate student and professor. Responsible for measuring and modeling the effect of heat-induced turbulence on the wavefront measurements of lasers. Hands-on experience in aligning and collimating laser beams with various lens arrays, sensors, and general optical equipment. Intensive study and experience in Schlieren imaging, Shack-Hartmann sensors, Zernike polynomials, modal decomposition/reconstruction, and numerical simulation for optical wave propagation.

    • Intelligent Systems Research Laboratory

      Aug 2022 - now
      Undergraduate Researcher

      Texas A&M's Intelligent Systems Research Laboratory's focus is to develop algorithms to design next-generation autonomous systems operating in uncertain environments. Currently leading a project to apply dynamical systems theory and nonlinear dynamics to the stability of various neural network architectures.Applied Lyapunov stability criteria to the attracting sets gathered from a given neural network to determine asymptotic characteristics. With the Undergraduate Research Scholars program at Texas A&M University, this research will result in a published thesis in April 2023. Presented findings orally to a panel of industry experts, professors, and peers at a university symposium. Show less

    • TAMU LAUNCH

      Oct 2022 - now
      Undergraduate Research Scholar

      A two-semester long program culminating in an undergraduate producing a thesis to be published by Texas A&M University, as well as give an oral presentation about the thesis. The thesis I am currently working on is related to my research with the Intelligent Systems Laboratory, in modeling and mitigating the propagation of error through neural networks using stochastic algorithms, computational graphs, and dynamical systems.

    • AggieSat Laboratory at Texas A&M University

      Sept 2023 - now

      Engineered a terminal-based application in Python to record and display live telemetry from a mock planetary probe, resulting in 2.5 min of clean flight data being collected during launch operations. Developed an autonomous, robust flight software capable of ground communication using C++ and Platform IO IDE, which led to successful probe software performance during flight. Regularly updated and briefed subsystem and system leads on progress, ensuring successful vertical and horizontal communication among the team. Show less

      • SOLACE Chief Engineer

        Oct 2023 - now
      • Flight Software and Ground Station Engineer

        Sept 2023 - Jun 2024
  • Licenses & Certifications

  • Honors & Awards

    • Awarded to Nicholas Siodlarz, EIT
      Graduated Magna Cum Laude Texas A&M University May 2024 Magna Cum Laude is offered to those who graduated with a GPA at least 3.70. I graduated with a 3.88 GPA.
    • Awarded to Nicholas Siodlarz, EIT
      Dean's Honor Roll Texas A&M University May 2021 Eight-time recipient. Offered to students who achieve at least a 3.75 GPA in a semester. During undergraduate, I maintained a 3.88 cumulative GPA. In my Master's program, I am currently maintaining a 4.0 GPA.
    • Awarded to Nicholas Siodlarz, EIT
      Winning Project in TAMUHack 2021 Hackathon TAMUHack Mar 2021 Member of a four-person team that received the "Hacker Favorite" award in developing a website named "GameStonks" that served as a comedic parody of stock market investing.
    • Awarded to Nicholas Siodlarz, EIT
      Graduated Summa Cum Laude Indian Prairie School District 204 May 2020 Summa cum laude is awarded to all seniors who have at least a 4.4 weighted, cumulative GPA upon graduation. I graduated with a 4.54 GPA.
    • Awarded to Nicholas Siodlarz, EIT
      Outstanding Senior in Mathematics Waubonsie Valley Department of Mathematics May 2020 Awarded to a high school senior that has demonstrated excellence and intense curiosity in the field of mathematics, which has translated directly to a repeated performance of academic excellence.
    • Awarded to Nicholas Siodlarz, EIT
      Brockman Scholarship Texas A&M Foundation and Brockman Foundation Feb 2020 Merit-based, five-year, full-ride program awarded to students pursuing an undergraduate STEM degree, followed by an MS in Business.
    • Awarded to Nicholas Siodlarz, EIT
      Semifinalist - 2022 Texas A&M Integration Bee - Semifinalist in the graduate division of the 2022 Texas A&M Integration Bee.