My passion for engineering was sparked at a young age. I was obsessed with race cars from infancy - yearly visits to the Indianapolis 500 and assisting my father with his amateur racing endeavors, I discovered my calling in mechanical engineering. I had the opportunity to gain hands-on experience from a young age, designing and building benches for a local underserved park as my Eagle Scout project and acting as a founding member of my high school's engineering club.My undergraduate studies at the Ohio State University equipped me with valuable theoretical knowledge and provided opportunities for hands-on experience. During my two co-op rotations with Honda R&D Americas, I gained insight into static and dynamic vehicle testing, design, and data analysis, among other skills, within a fast-paced environment. My program management internship at Ford Motor Company enhanced my data analysis and coding skills while emphasizing the importance of quality control and cost reduction.My upcoming process engineering internship at Intel will immerse me in semiconductor manufacturing, one of the most intricate processes in the world. I am eager to broaden my skillset and contribute to Intel's endeavors in advancing artificial intelligence technology.