I have always had a passion for projects that start with a spark and end with a physical representation. As a child, this took the form of exploring the magical powers of magnets and accidentally designing an electric motor, vivid day dreams that became Lego cities, and a fascination with what a battery and LED light could become. At one point in middle school I gathered all the scraps I could find around my neighborhood and came up with a go cart slightly too ambitious for the steep hill I lived on. As I transitioned to high school, I decided to hand-build all the furniture in my room so the dimensions were exact and I could add my own creative touch. It became clear to me I had a natural desire for creation and I had to pursue it.At Boston University my passion for creation grew even larger with access to seemingly unlimited resources and all the tools I could ever need to turn my sketches into prototypes. I loved exploring the powerful CAD programs available to me, spending hours in the machine shop learning to use every tool, and expanding my knowledge of circuits. I was able to use what I was learning in the many project teams I worked with and uncovered a natural affinity for leadership. Boston University helped me understand that creation is endless and something I will always pursue.The passion I have for creation remains the same and I am excited to see what it will bring to industry.