The governing scientific principles of modern technology can no longer be understood by watching an apple fall from a tree. As a result, technology must be presented to the world in an abstract package. From smartphones to pacemakers, technological innovations control the day-to-day operations of our lives, yet the underlining systems of these devices remain a mystery to most. Inquisitive by nature, I gravitated towards engineering at a young age to understand the inner workings.In spring of 2021, I graduated from the University of Rochester with a BSE in electrical and computer engineering. I have a robust overlapping interest in robotics, artificial intelligence, and general software engineering that extends out of the classroom and onto my workbench. I enjoy augmenting my life through personal projects and leveraging my field skills to create a positive impact. At Microsoft I work as a software engineer helping to build the next generation of M365 productivity applications, aiding in their mission to empower everyone in the world to reach their fullest potential and achieve more.