My story

I've always been curious about how things come together. Not just the finished product, but the thinking, planning, and engineering behind it. As I learned more about the industries that shape everyday life, I found myself drawn to the scale of the problems engineers get to solve. Designing an aircraft, improving an energy facility, or contributing to major infrastructure projects means creating systems that people rely on every day.

That perspective is what led me to mechanical engineering. University gave me the technical foundation, while internships in aerospace and energy showed me how engineering works outside the classroom. Seeing experienced engineers solve practical problems, balance competing constraints, and make decisions that affect real operations confirmed that this is the kind of work I want to be part of.