I’ve had the opportunity to build a career that’s all about adaptability and quick learning. My journey across different countries and fields—starting with engineering and moving into materials science and electro-optics—has taught me how to embrace new challenges and thrive in dynamic environments. I love being able to pivot, take on new roles, and quickly get up to speed, whether I’m solving technical problems or working with a team to get things done.One thing I’ve learned along the way is how to combine knowledge from different areas and put it to use in real-world applications. Whether I’m designing numerical simulations, working hands-on with optical systems, or leading cross-functional teams, I approach problems from a broad perspective, and that helps me find effective solutions. Alongside that, my experience in both academia and industry has also given me solid communication skills—from publishing papers and presenting at conferences, to working closely with teams from different backgrounds to bring big ideas to life.I come from an engineering background, but I’m really passionate about materials science characterization and exploring the space between theory and application. My work so far has focused on liquid crystals, optical technology, and thin films, but what really drives me is the desire to keep learning and innovating. I get excited by new technologies and projects that push the limits of what we can achieve.Right now, I’m especially interested in roles where I can dive deeper into research or R&D environments, developing innovative materials and optical technologies. I’m confident that my analytical skills, engineering mindset, and ability to lead cross-functional teams make me a great fit for scientific research and technology development roles.