My name is Trinity Powell, and I am a senior mechanical engineering student at Texas A&M University expecting to graduate in May 2025. During my recent internship at Syensqo, I improved plant safety by programming, testing, and installing safety light curtains. I also developed and implemented a PLC program that calculates oil heating and cooling rates, gained experience with SAP, used AutoCAD to create detailed P&IDs, and collaborated with several internal teams to refine engineering designs. This internship experience fueled my passion for engineering and introduced me to a field of engineering that I am eager to explore further. I am also an active member of the Society of Women Engineers and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Through these organizations, I engage with peers and industry professionals to expand my network and remain updated on trends within the industry. Outside of engineering, I serve as a math tutor at Texas A&M’s Math Learning Center (MLC), where I provide support to engineering students in calculus and precalculus. Tailoring my approach to each student's specific needs, I am dedicated to helping others succeed academically. As graduation approaches, I am eager to apply my experience and academic knowledge in a full-time engineering position while also considering furthering my education with a master’s degree in mechanical engineering. I am open to connecting with industry professionals to discuss how I can make an impact and continue to grow both academically and professionally.