Brown Field Hockey, NCAA D1
- Played in all 61 games with 59 starts, and two consecutive Ivy League Tournament appearances.
- National Field Hockey Coaches Association Academic Squad, 2024 and 2025.
Mechanical engineering senior at Brown and D1 field hockey player. I like turning technical work into decisions.
Selected work
Internships, research and projects, from electric aircraft to construction-site energy. Filter by type, or tap any card for the details.
About me
I grew up in the Netherlands, moved to the U.S. for university, and spent last summer working in Munich. I'm now a senior at Brown studying mechanical engineering, graduating in May 2027, and I play Division I field hockey.
I've always been a problem solver. I fell in love with chess when I was ten and became a state chess champion, and that turned into a love for math, physics and eventually engineering.
Sports taught me the other half. My best moments have always come from a team, and I don't need to win; I want my team to win. Playing D1 field hockey and for the Dutch national lacrosse team also taught me that I like pressure and making decisions when it counts.
That's what I'm looking for next: a full-time role starting in 2027 where I keep solving technical problems, but with people from different backgrounds and closer to the decisions. I'm thinking about product, solutions, strategy and consulting, especially in climate and energy, connected hardware, health and performance tech, and robotics.
Outside of that, you'll find me playing chess, listening to The Cure, or watching Feyenoord.


Athletics
Twenty-plus hours a week of training and travel, alongside engineering and a part-time job.
Contact
I'm graduating from Brown in May 2027 and looking for full-time roles in product, solutions, strategy and consulting. If you're working on something interesting or just want to chat, I'd love to hear from you.