As far back as I can remember, Aerospace infatuated me. I remember receiving a Lego Moon Lander set when I was a child, and how much it intrigued me. From that day, I knew I wanted to be an Aerospace engineer – to take the impossible and make it happen. Throughout my school years I charted a course to that goal, and during the first semester of high school, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University accepted me into their program. I beamed with pride that not only did I receive acceptance to a school that focused on Aeronautics, I was the first person in my class to receive acceptance to college!Now, as an Aerospace Engineer with over 15 years’ experience in planning, designing, controlling, and managing all aspects of Primary Flight Computer engineering projects, I am looking for my next opportunity to help an organization to exceed their goals in Aerospace Engineering. The people I worked with recognize me for my ability to complete projects on-time and ahead of time, ensuring safety is a top priority. With a mastery of LIDAR, avionics, and control systems on Boeing’s commercial fleet of aircraft specifically, the 2018 EcoDemonstrator, 737MAX, 747-8, 777, and 787 I developed a passion for learning how everything works together, how do we tweak the outside things to make them workIf I had to choose one thing I do best, I would say it is End-to-End Hardware-In-The-Loop Testing, although I am also an expert in Primary Flight Computer/Control design and engineering.My programming skills are also at the top of their game, with proficiency in FORTRAN, C++, Visual Basic, and MATLAB and Simulink. I have also become an expert at MS Excel and Access, developing customized VBA and macro solutions to automate analysis and reporting, which significantly reduced the need for manual processing.