I am Jacob "Austin" Leonhardt, a forth-year student at the University of Texas at Dallas, majoring in Computer Engineering. My major includes both hardware and software systems. My interest leans towards computer hardware, in particular, hardware research, design, development, and testing of computer systems and components. In addition to understanding the hardware, I have discovered that skill and knowledge on hardware and software interfaces are critical to understanding the operational performance of the overall system. Analyzing data and information, problem-solving, and providing solutions are where my passion is. I don’t shy away from challenges and am not hesitant to redo work when needed. My goal is to always complete my duties promptly and with the highest quality possible.I am a very active member of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity; in fact, I am currently the President of the Chapter. I have held several roles in the fraternity, including Head of Fundraising, Head of Community Service, and served as a member on the Relations Committee, Scholarship Committee, and Finance Committee. I also have a passion for cars and started a local car club during the COVID pandemic where enthusiasts and like-minded automotive admirers could get together and share their automobiles, hopes and dreams. Of course, initially, we had to do it virtually due to COVID, but now with proper protocols, we can gather together and display our cars outdoors. In addition to cars, I enjoy fishing, golfing, soccer, and basketball.