Who I Am
An out-of-the-box, solution-driven individual, deeply fascinated by the intersection of engineering, creativity and human-centered design.
From childhood, I’ve been captivated by the art of invention. I am on a journey to reclaim my identity as a creator.
I believe in the power of collective action; the power of the crowd. By embracing the creativity of others and striving to make engineering more accessible to those without the privileges I have now, I aim to contribute to a more equitable and innovative world. My goal is to redesign experiences by dismantling barriers to accessibility, particularly for minorities. I am dedicated to using my gifts to make my communities better, alongside other amazing visionaries.
I created a page dedicated to the last six years. It’s raw. It might stir some emotions. You’ve been warned.
Design has the transformative power to overcome barriers. I believe that more intentional design can dismantle obstacles that prevent individuals, from fully participating in and benefiting from engineering opportunities.
In this field, I see empathy being a part of innovation, not a nice-to-have. I seek to deeply understand diverse perspectives. I want to co-create with people.
To create technology for empowerment, not dependency.
My mission is to make engineering accessible, breaking down barriers of privilege (take a guess as to what this means) and enabling everyone to either contribute to and thrive in a more inclusive and innovative future.
It is our responsibility as engineers and technical creators to redefine what it means to participate in this field. I outline what I mean in my manifesto, below.
The most important pursuit of one’s life is discovering and articulating who you are.
