I graduated from Georgia Tech in Fall 2017 with a BS in Aerospace Engineering. Since then I have continued to review and expand my knowledge through all resources available, including a number of computational aerodynamics projects. My focus recently has been on low fidelity methods useful in early design phases where the design space is too large to search with conventional Computational Fluid Dynamics. However, my interests go far beyond that niche, and overall, I intend for my projects to demonstrate my competencies independent of discipline. For examples of my work, including the project related to the image above my profile, please visit daniel.dotsoncentral.com.I believe there are not just better solutions to the problems of the future, but best solutions. Whether optimizing for time, cost, performance, or some combination of the three, technology has given us the ability to search for these solutions, using knowledge accumulated throughout all of human history. This is engineering to me, the lens through which I have viewed my entire education. With every incremental improvement we move toward a best solution, defining the limits to what is possible.