Aerospace Engineering @ UC San Diego
JoshuaZhong
Building things that don’t exist yet.
- Working on now
- Aria Mk. 1
- Status
- Static firecomplete
- Field
- Rendering: gimballed airframe
About
Hi, I’m Joshua Zhong.
I study Aerospace Engineering at UC San Diego, and spend most of my time building things that fly and the logic behind them.
My work so far ranges from cutting edge model rocket concepts to aircraft design to autonomous control systems.
Outside of engineering, I write and produce music on Spotify, and I shoot and edit video for fun too.
If you’re building something ambitious, .
Provincial awards founding and running the programming side of my school’s VEX robotics team for three years.
Place at the Crescendo International music competition, and performed at Carnegie Hall.
Top scorer nationally on the CEMC contests, invited to Waterloo’s Lloyd Auckland program.
The record.
University of California, San Diego
Berklee College of Music
Offered the World Tour Scholarship for piano and voice, and declined it to study aerospace engineering.
Richmond Christian School
44 credits of AP coursework, 4.0 UW GPA, 1530 SAT.
University of Waterloo
Scored in the top 0.5% of CEMC contests and was invited to the Lloyd Auckland Invitational Program as one of 70 top students in Canada, previewing MATH 300, Waterloo's proofs course.
RCS Eagles Robotics (VEX V5)
Led programming for 3 years, winning 8 provincial awards including a Judges Award, and helped bring robotics to RCS as a course.