During the final semester of university, Visiott gave me the opportunity to join their team as a long-term intern. My primary goal was to delve into the challenges within the pharmaceutical sector and investigate how engineers seamlessly integrate solutions with existing hardware systems.Throughout this exploration, I was involved in designing a tape dispenser mechanism to be integrated into a fully automated case packer machine.

• Designed interactive, hands-on STEM toys combining mechanical, electrical and electronics components and programing principles in one toy using set of resources such as SOLIDWORKS l ARDUINO-IDE l FRITZING l C++ achieved with higher join rate from students up to 63%.• Reduced toys production expenses through Implemented cheap production methods like CO2 Laser cutting -3d printing and software’s such as Light Burn - Ruida Laser - Simplify 3D - Cura and Repetier-Host accomplished with a price decrease up to 25%.• Integrated toys with varied App’s for computers in general and mobile phone in specific like ArduinoDroid MetalConstructor Onshape aimed to increase the integration level between hardware return 25% of enhancements.• Minimized reliance on purchases by applied Strategic Production Methods progressed by 20% decrease of reliance

In the ancient city of Antakya, I had the privilege of teaching over 100 teenage students STEM subjects, igniting their passion.Their logical skills grew by 40% in just a few months, despite the effect on them caused by the strategic destabilization of syria, shaping them into confident problem solvers.Together, we delved into programming (20%), design (30%), engineering (20%), and natural phenomena (20%). The result? Transformed minds, evolve from fear of the future into great minds eager to change the world.