I consider myself to be an unconventional scientist; actively using science and engineering principles to solve problems that directly affect our society. The action of becoming a computer engineer and scientist is embedded in my nature, and this have contributed to my overall success in a personally and professionally aspect.

In order to understand my persona and career growth, goals and aspirations, one must understand the factors that have channeled and shaped my core-values. Therefore,  prior to elaborating on my advanced academic success and extensive professional experience, I will briefly layout these factors.

1. Ambition, to make a positive-impact in our society and better myself. This led me to my electrical engineer BS at Farmingdale State College(FSC) and my Computer Graphics(AI) major, MS in Computer Science, at Rochester Institute of Technology(RIT).
2. Passion, I pursue what I love, which led me to pursue another BS degree, Computer Engineer, at FSC, and another degree, in Data Mining, at RIT.
3. Will power, I break through barriers; this led me to pursue my ambition and my passion while having:

• • A full-time job, dual degree, and maintaining above average score and full scholarship at FSC.
  • A concussion, full-time job, two degrees, and maintaining above average score and full scholarship at RIT.

• Computer/Data Science principles to solve problems, create/improve processes, avoid mistakes and deliver.
• Engineering skills to fix, build, automate, and reverse-engineer tools to facilitate and automate daily tasks.
• Knowledge/Experience in Machine Learning to build the right infrastructure for data management and smart systems.

• take my team’s goals as career ambitions
• passionately lead/contribute in the development of data tools and smart systems to improve performance/expand, and
• use my will power to help the team overcome obstacles and achieve goals in a timely manner.