When I was in grade school, I walked in the mud and climbed mountains with my father who used to harvest coconuts. Not metaphorically—I literally climbed in the mud uphill barefooted!While I was hiking, I thought about quitting several times. (Thanks to our horse, I can ride it when I'm tired.) But despite the muddy walk, mental and physical fatigue, and trail mix overdose, I kept going. I’m that person. Once I say I’ll do something, it will happen. And besides, my father taught me that.So, I put that perseverance when I was studying as I earned a scholarship and graduate with the highest honor. Now, I'm eager to learn as a structural engineer. I don’t have to climb any mountains…but I do have to move them.I’m well-versed in mathematical computation, planning and development of structural designs, working on a team or individually, deadlines, professionalism, while being a good friend. :)If you’re interested in grabbing coffee and talking engineering (or to hear how I almost fell off the mountain at 21 meters), please send an email my way.