My academic background may lie in the realm of mechanical and materials engineering, but my true passion thrives in the vibrant space between disciplines. The projects I've tackled are a testament to this: a fusion of mechanical, electrical, electronics, mechatronics, robotics, software, 3D printing, and even nanotechnology. It's this "multi-directional sight," as I call it, that allows me to delve deep and uncover root-level solutions.

Leadership and a drive to translate knowledge into action have always been hallmarks of my academic journey. I spearheaded the establishment of an institute-level robotics club, fostering a team of 52 members who rose to the challenge of the international ABU-Robocon competition in 2018. Prior to that, my experience as an electrical and electronics engineer with the Redline Racing Team honed my management and teamwork skills. We participated in the national-level SUPRA-SAE Formula 1 prototype car event and secured the coveted Best Cost award.

But my pursuit of knowledge extends beyond the classroom and competition arena. Each summer, I actively sought real-world experiences in workshops and industrial settings. From rewinding motors in a school workshop to immersing myself in the world of agricultural equipment manufacturing during my diploma studies, I've embraced diverse hands-on learning. Engineering summer, however, took an unexpected turn, with a deep dive into Vipassana meditation. This experience highlights my openness to exploring different paths to understanding, both technical and introspective.

These academic experiences paint a picture of a well-rounded individual with a thirst for knowledge, a knack for problem-solving, and the leadership skills to inspire and guide a team. It's a story that fuses technical expertise with a passion for interdisciplinary collaboration, all fueled by a desire to make a real-world impact.