I am a nanophysicist passionate about experimental research and the fabrication industry working in a cleanroom environment. Starting phD studies at JYU next Autumn.Previously, I was working as a lab engineer in the Mixed Reality team at Microsoft (Espoo) to fabricate optical components for the Hololens 2 AR-headset. I am naturally curious and always interested in learning new things and finding new ways to utilize my former experience. I am widely interested in the natural sciences and technology including programming. The aim is to improve and discover new mentors in the field of nanoscience, optics, lithography and related fields to evolve in scientific thinking, R&D. I am also interested in acquiring new skills in business. My main motivation is to discover, learn and use what I know to positively better the world.During my master's studies, I was working at the Nanoscience Center (NSC) in the plasmonics and molecular electronics group led by Professor Jussi Toppari with a project to optimize DNA-origami lattices on silicon surfaces and the aim to produce optical metamaterials. The work environment at the NSC is highly multidisciplinary as well as international, which endorsed my communicative skills both in English and Finnish. Teamwork was in the heart of the project as were skills to present findings in private and extended meetings, public events (Researcher's night) and scientific seminars (Nanoscience Day's).During my time with the project I was able to pick up skills in general laboratory practices, the use of specific nanoscience equipment like the AFM, RIE, CVD, cleanroom and others. I was also able to level up my skills by observing highly skilled researchers doing what they do best: scientific thinking, presenting information, teamwork, writing articles, general efficiency and networking. After joining the group I got the pleasure of training two other individuals for the job and gained vital experience also in team management. The research led to 2 published articles. In addition, I wrote a comprehensive master's thesis in English about the detailed findings of the project. Links provided below.Creation of ordered 3D tubes out of DNA origami lattices:https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlehtml/2023/nr/d2nr06001aLarge-Scale Formation of DNA Origami Lattices on Silicon: https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.chemmater.2c03190Fabrication of DNA origami lattice on silicon surface for DNA-assisted lithography:https://jyx.jyu.fi/handle/123456789/82454For more information please contact me through LinkedIn.