I've always been fascinated by how things function and have been since I was a child. I spend all of my time learning and recreating how everything works inside and out, whether it's something as simple as a pencil or something as complex as an aircraft. As a kid, I used to dismantle my toys to discover how they functioned inside and then reassemble them in new ways. All of this fundamental tinkering blossomed into a passion for engineering, and I embarked on a journey to learn how everything in the world worked. The engineering interest I've developed over the my childhood has brought me face to face with my true love, computers. At the age of 12, I remember taking apart my laptop to see how something so versatile and powerful could work, and seeing the traces on the PCB and the surface mount components on the motherboard fascinated me and made me want to learn more about how different components on a motherboard worked together to accomplish something so complicated. My core competency is the ability to reverse engineer and improve on things. I began learning learning to code because I realized that, while I wouldn't be able to change the world by learning to code alone, I could impact the lives of millions of people through my inventions and reverse engineering capabilities. So that's exactly what I set out to do.I aim to build a career in an environment where I can grow and achieve my goal of assisting people using engineering. I'd like to find a position where I can use my experience with engineering to teach those who may believe that engineering is only for a niche group of people because of their gender, ethnicity, age or background that engineering is for everyone.  I aim to eliminate the stereotype that engineering carries around, and make the world better in the process.