From 2015 to 2017, I gained work experience in the strawberry fields with two companies, Planasa and Plant Science. In this role, I primarily worked as a planter and conducted plant inspections for damage. I developed expertise in the specific plant types used during those years and their impact on growth. I was able to maintain the strawberry plants healthy, it's important to regularly inspect them for infestations, replant when necessary, harvest the fruit carefully, and thoroughly check for any potential issues with the plants.In June 2017, after graduating from high school, I joined Wilfort Aquaculture, a company specializing in importing and exporting Artemia Cysts for aquaculture. Initially, I worked as a Processing Team member, where I handled tasks such as packaging, weighing, and warehouse cleaning. After three months, I was promoted to Lab Technician Assistant, where I learned about the production process of Artemia Cysts and their crucial role in successful hatching.After a year, I advanced to the position of Quality Control Lab Technician. Leveraging my experience as a lab tech assistant, I conducted in-depth research into the use of Artemia Cysts, experimenting with various chemicals, collecting and analyzing data, creating reports, and developing innovative methods for cyst treatment. During this period, I also gained insights into the impact of Artemia Cysts on shrimp, conducting tests at different levels and studying the core functions of both components.