As a final year mechanical engineering student, my journey has been fueled by a passion for building and working on interdisciplinary projects. From the early days of engineering an RC car with Arduino to my current work on converting carbon dioxide into hydrocarbon fuels using the Fischer-Tropsch process, I have consistently sought innovative solutions to complex challenges.Throughout my academic career, I have developed a keen interest in thermal systems, refinery processes, and carbon capture technologies. These fields excite me because they combine technical complexity with the potential for significant environmental impact. I thrive on coming up with creative ideas and finding practical ways to implement them, always looking for the next big challenge to tackle. Whether working individually or as part of a team, I am dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what's possible, driven by a deep curiosity and a relentless pursuit of excellence.I am eager to connect with like-minded professionals and explore opportunities in the thermal, refinery, and carbon capture industries. My goal is to contribute to innovative projects that address global energy and environmental challenges, leveraging my skills and enthusiasm to make a meaningful impact.