I am Aalap and I have the dream of powering up the world with nuclear fusion energy. Having associated with many pioneers of fusion on different levels, I genuinely believe that nuclear fusion has the potential to fulfill the world energy requirement without compromising the global environment and also quench our thirst of space exploration. Now is the high time to change the course and enlighten the world with safe, clean, affordable, and abundant nuclear power.I have started carving my niche in the light of this vision of building a commercial fusion reactor. My learning spans out into four major fields – mechanical, aerospace, electrical and nuclear engineering. I have picked up many useful skills from my lab experience, reading research articles and working on different academic and internship projects relevant to building up the nuclear fusion reactor. My skillset incorporates hard machining (mechanical and electrical tools), 3D modeling, parametric analysis & simulation, post processing the data, quick first cut analysis of fusion reactors, critical thinking, circuit design, high voltage pulse-power system and system integration.I have seen projects lose support prematurely due to wasting time and money trying to find clear project goals and often because of their lacking economic viability. I figured that the simplest economical solution of the correct problem is the only key to success. Moreover, economics is mainly hinged upon the material cost. I have been associated with a unique, PJMIF based conceptual fusion experiment named PLX (Plasma Liner eXperiment) at Los Alamos National Laboratory. I provide modeling and simulation support for PLX. I work on the code named SPFMAX. It is a 3D MHD code using a Smooth Particle Hydrodynamics technique and solves Maxwellian equations to simulate the plasma behavior. This project is in two phases, and both are supported by DOE ARPA-E ALPHA and BETHE program consecutively. Moreover, my experience in Pulse Power Laboratory has taught me many crucial safety parameters while working with high voltage high power systems. Currently I am learning how to design and set up plasma diagnostics and how to shield equipment on the transmission line and surroundings from the radiation and EM pulses.I am open to work with mission driven people who share the same dream as mine. Willing to work in traditional and nascent fusion approaches. Let us join hands and make the fusion reactor commercial, compact, portable, and safe which does not limit to the terrestrial power, but also open up the outer space for humanity.