Hi! I'm Bryan. I am alum of MIT where I earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Defense Policy from the MIT Political Science Department.I am passionate about all matters of engineering and science applied to the welfare of others, particularly from disadvantaged backgrounds. My career so far has overwhelmingly been in the study of vibration and dynamics on fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft. In my extracurricular time at MIT, I spent time as a research assistant studying fouling of reverse osmosis membranes, poverty alleviation through engineering, volunteering as an EMT, etc. For more details, please feel free to message me.I come from a humble upbringing in Northern Kentucky where I worked very hard with limited resources.At my core, I was always very, very interested in math and how it was used to describe the world around us. From this, I took a particularly strong interest in aircraft and sought as many opportunities as I could to learn about aircraft in high school. Soon, I noticed and encountered various ceilings around me, which led me to a deep interest in government, economics, and public policy.In high school, I spent large amounts of time studying and advocating for education policy, tutoring others primarily in STEM, volunteering for a variety of organizations, helping to build organizations dedicated to improving education for others, and tinkering with software, 3D printers, and machine tools to learn how to build things, like my beloved potato cannon. This dedication led me to MIT's MITES program that showed me a world much, much bigger than Kentucky.It is this story that gives me a deep conviction and hope to unite my passions and experiences to be a valuable asset to others and leave the Earth better than I found it using the best of my abilities.