Growing up, my favorite thing to play with was the plastic stethoscope in my doctor kit. Everyday, I’d pull it out to check on my stuffed bears and nurse them back to health. While the plastic stethoscope has since been replaced by Excel spreadsheets, the goal is still the same—I want to help people. Over the last two years, I have confirmed that I have a passion for tech. The kind of tech that can scale and support businesses, nonprofits, governments, startups, developers in college dorms, you name it. For so many, digital transformation is imminent if not happening right now. The exodus to the cloud, the infused AI across all types of products of services, the colossal amounts of data—all of these things are changing the way people approach problems and solutions. I love to feel like I am a part of this revolutionary change. From tackling problems like designing interconnected consumer devices across every touchpoint, all the way to creating sustainable healthcare practices globally, I have witnessed how technology can not only improve processes and the things we already know, but also how it can inspire completely new ideas with huge scale and impact.I want to use what I know about technology to empower others to be successful. I want technology, hardware and software, to be accessible to all. I want it to create waves of change in fields that need it most like healthcare, education and government.