Growing up, I've always been fascinated by technology, this subsequently led to me joining groups like my High School’s F.I.R.S.T Robotics team. Over the years, I enjoyed learning about the different types of fields of engineering, and then applying them to an actual robot in the lab. This is where I found my love for electronics, which is why I decided to go to college to study Electrical Engineering at the Manhattan College. In the meantime I worked an internship at a metal fabrication company, Business Supplies and Installation Services. Where I learned useful skills fabrication parts made out of steel which would then be installed in elevator shafts in the Metropolitan Area. These skills included: Tig Welding, Plasma Cutting, Angle Grinding, Forklift Driving, Using a Steel Sheer, Iron worker, and Various other power tools. I also worked shadowing a Mechanical Engineer, working with programs like Solid works, and applying the designs we made in the workshop next door.