I have for long admired those who juggle technical depth with charisma and intellectual charm. It’s inspiring how they embed their lives in technical topics but also light up a room with their professional presence. It is a dream that I will never stop chasing - to walk in their shoes someday.Australia was my ticket to that dream. A big leap from home, but with the promise of a world-class education, exposure to newest technologies and innovative mindsets. As I’m rolling into my last year at UTS, I have enjoyed taking university projects a step further by exploring advanced solutions, reading technical books, looking up research papers. I remember picking up C and C++ from university subjects, but later on found myself reading the books of these languages’ fathers, listening to Brian Kernighan’s charismatic voice in podcast while admiring his humility. They are simply my source of pleasure and satisfaction. That being said, from a practical standpoint, such approach allowed me to collect diverse pieces of knowledge, gradually piecing together a more holistic understanding of my field. As I've grown in mechatronics, I've come to believe that our true power lies in navigating the big picture of grand interconnected systems.Beyond the technicality, I reckon the shared experiences, collaborations, and the meaningful human interactions are what make this journey truly fulfilling. So, happy to connect!