It is demonstrably hard to show your originality through a medium like LinkedIn, where everything visible to the user is heavily corporatized and calculated; but, in this brief section, I will do my best.To start, almost everything on my page is a lie. Not because I haven't been truthful in my achievements, or because I am leaving out some terrible secret about myself — but because I am a creative, first and foremost. I love STEM and will continue to do so, but the aspects of my life that I take the most pride in are those that come from within myself rather than as a product of my curricula.Of course, I’ll discuss my career-oriented traits; I am an ambitious student at the University of Maryland, College Park, studying both aerospace engineering and computer science. I have developed engineering and programming projects at UMD, notably as a solo developer of a small app for those struggling with mental health issues and as the team lead for ENES100’s Over-Terrain Vehicle project. I hope to branch out into the world of controls and swarm robotics and continue to bolster my programming skills with more tactile and developmental experiences. And most of all, I hope to accomplish all of these goals while building bridges between like-minded people and strengthening those that have already been made.However, the characteristics that most aptly define who I am are not academically focused but rather those that outline my creative faculties; I love producing music, and I have composed numerous tracks in nearly every mainstream genre. I love drawing in Procreate and have painted digital wallpapers and tattoo mock-ups. I love developing ideas as Creative Director for a board game my peers and I are constructing. My strengths shine the most when I am given creative freedom, and through such freedom, I can contribute to the world in a genuine and personal way.