HOW I STARTED ?
It was my 9th birthday and my uncle gave me a gift called "MechaniX" where one can assemble the different modular metal parts to build cars, helicopters, and other static models using screw-driver, plyer, wrench, and etc. I remember myself playing with that for hours and hours every day.
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Fast forward a decade, now I make actual working machines, cars, and other mechanical stuff using the real power tools. People ask me, why "I joined Mechanical Engineering?" and I answer them "my life led me to it !!"
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Interested to know the entire story? How about we grab a coffee together :))
Yes, I am a tech-nerd
But wait, there is more...
Yes, I am that guy who has spent his almost an entire day in the one corner of the library from early morning to late evening including weekends in the past two years at the University of Washington. Yes, I am that guy who on the first seat of the first row in every class at the University of Washington and writes down every single word come out of professor's mouth.
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But over the past few years, I have trained my brain to do some very cool stuff;
1) I can solve Rubik's cube blindfolded
2) I can do 3-balls and 4-balls juggling
3) I bat with my right-hand but pitch my left
4) I can dance on roller-skate
5) I practice Parkour (including flips)
6) I play Piano
6) Currently (May 2019), I am training my body to perform muscle-up and handstand. I will keep this post updated.
FOR A RECRUITER:
In my undergrad, I was part of an SAE Baja team for two years. Here I, with a team of 25 members, designed and fabricated an entire single seater All-Terrain-Vehicle from scratch to compete with other hundreds of universities. I used to work in a mechanical workshop for 50+ hours a week on top of my 30+ hours of course load. I was there working on a car every day, every weekend, every official holiday, and every vacation for straight two years. Do you know what? I enjoyed my every single day and I am very proud of that team.
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Now you must be thinking, why I am saying this? Well, what I want to convey here is that when I commit for something, I go all-in. I am a highly time-discipline and workaholic person. At the verge of my graduation (June 2019), I am ready to work with the same determination by being a part of a multidisciplinary team in the industry to solve real-life problems.
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