Dana Paz is a highly educated and accomplished mechanical engineer with experience working in various organizations. She studied Mechanical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison where she earned a Bachelor of Applied Science degree. She then attended Stanford University where she earned a Master's degree in the same field. Dana has also studied at Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV).

During her professional career, Dana has held several positions in different organizations. She worked as a Manufacturing Engineer at Millennium Space Systems, a Boeing Company. She also served as a Graduate Research Assistant at Stanford University, where she conducted research related to her field of study. She worked as a Post Grad Associate Engineer at SpaceX, where she was responsible for overseeing production processes. Dana also worked at the UW BADGER Lab as a Research Assistant. In addition, she served as the Team Principal at Wisconsin Racing, where she led a team of engineering students to design and build a race car for a competition.

Dana has also completed several internships during her academic and professional career. She worked on materials and product sourcing for GE Healthcare, conducted research on creating life options, and worked as an intern for the Living Environments Lab.

Overall, Dana Paz is a skilled mechanical engineer with a passion for research and development. Her experience in various organizations has given her a diverse skill set and a unique perspective that she brings to all of her work.