I'm fascinated by three things in life: computers, the sea, and disassembling and reassembling objects.I've done things that I wasn't formally prepared for but still managed to do successfully thanks to my curiosity and my high capacity for self-teaching, such as caring for/entertaining children whose language I didn't understand, working offshore on an oil/gas vessel as part of a commercial diving team, or testing an app for free. I read manuals that I initially did not understand and then studied other books to make sense of those manuals thanks to my capacity to learn things on my own. This same skill has helped me teach others which in return helped me making many friends around the world, which ultimately assisted me in receiving employment offers, many of which I had to turn down for various reasons. Computers and my fascination with breaking/assembling things have been a frequent theme in nearly everything I have done. One of the situations my curiosity has landed me in is a position as IT Technical Support, from which I could later move into Testing. Once I entered the world of Testing, I realized I was in a place where I could feel comfortable since I had complete freedom to crash systems, figure out why they crashed, and figure out how to stop them from crashing again. Right now I am learning everything I can about Testing while pursuing a newly discovered obsession, data science and analytics.