I got a good grasp of what the industry needs, from detail-oriented design to smooth teamwork and project oversight when I started my career as an MEP Engineer at a well-known company. After about a year and a half of hands-on work, I decided to go freelance to improve my skills and tackle the challenges of working on my own. This shift allowed me to test my limits in managing time being flexible, and keeping quality high, which made me more determined to excel in engineering. My journey so far shows a mix of structured knowledge and the grit needed to solve various real-world engineering problems. 

As an MEP engineer, I design and optimize HVAC and MEP systems to boost productivity and dependability. I started my career in a team-oriented company, which gave me a strong base in group engineering projects. Switching to freelance work has sharpened my skills to handle every part of a project on my own—from initial ideas to completion—letting me combine top-notch standards with the flexibility of working solo.

I apply the discipline and attention to detail I learned in my career to each freelance job making sure every answer meets professional standards while fitting the specific needs of clients. This mix of company experience and running projects by myself has fine-tuned how I deliver powerful, effective, and accurate engineering answers.