About

I’m most interested in the point where software meets a machine that can actually break something.

Robotics interests me most when it has a clear reason to exist. It should make something easier, more useful, or better for the person using it. A lot of the projects I want to build start from that idea. Sometimes that means solving a bigger engineering problem; sometimes it simply means building something that would make my own everyday life easier.

Over the last few years I’ve also become increasingly interested in automotive engineering. Modern cars bring together a lot of the things I enjoy at once: mechanics, electronics and software. Electric vehicle technology, vehicle systems and autonomous driving are all areas I want to understand much better and would be excited to work on.

Aerospace interests me for a similar reason. It brings together mechanics, aerodynamics, thermodynamics and physics, subjects I genuinely enjoy learning about. Physics was one of the subjects I cared about most in high school, and that curiosity never really went away.

Mechanically, I know I still have ground to cover. My internship gave me much more hands-on experience with physical systems, and the projects I’m starting now are deliberately pushing me further in that direction. I want to get better at CAD, mechanical design, fabrication and the details that only become obvious once something has to work in the real world.

I don’t want to be limited to one side of engineering. I want to be comfortable moving between software and hardware, and to keep finding projects that expose the parts I still need to learn.

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