I'm a 22 year-old student of automation engineering, who has profoundly rooted interests in it's many applications. Currently, I'm looking to expand my knowledge on autonomously functioning working machines and hydraulics. I also hold factory- and process automation as subjects in high interest, and will touch on these subjects in my baccalaureate. I am also quite interested in power electronics and their applications, but I'm not yet immersed enough in my studies to want to discuss them. I have adopted a scientific and knowledge based approach to my every-day life that has throughout my years allowed me to develop my skills with informative application. I enjoy discussing topics related to our studies with my peers, and approaching these topics on a more grounded and functional basis. I believe this helps me grow most as a student, and as a friend.I believe that my strength professionally lies in a deep understanding of what a common workload of our group is functionally distributed into. Most of the time, this follows 2 guardrails- the first one is dedication, and the second one is effective and professional communication. Constant, understandable and crystal-clear dialogue between supervisor and subordinate creates extremely applicable feedback for both sides, and gives an extremely easy way to approach puzzles of the working life. It also allows for a natural bond between the two to form, which is one of the best feelings you can get in a new work environment. Moreover, I wish to rack up my own professional experience from different fields that are tangential to my studies. Exploring other fields wouldn't hurt either. After all, a lifetime is a long time to work with something you dislike.