I have always been naturally curious about understanding why and how things operate the way they do, which drew me toward physics. At the same time, I developed a strong interest in energy economics, sustainability, and conservation, which inspired me to pursue electrical engineering. Together, these fields allow me to combine analytical problem-solving with real-world applications in energy systems and technology.
I decided to pursue the Energy Scholars program because it aligns closely with my academic interests in physics, electrical engineering, and energy systems. I am especially interested in understanding how energy infrastructure, technology, and economics come together to address real-world challenges such as grid reliability, renewable integration, and sustainable energy development. Through the program, I hope to gain deeper industry exposure, strengthen my technical and analytical skills, and learn from professionals and peers who are passionate about shaping the future of energy. I also hope to build meaningful connections and develop a clearer understanding of the different career pathways within the energy sector.
My career aspirations within renewable energy are centered around working at the intersection of energy systems, technology, and strategy to help build more reliable, efficient, and sustainable power infrastructure. I am particularly interested in areas such as grid modernization, renewable energy integration, energy analytics, and large-scale energy operations. In the long term, I hope to contribute to solving challenges related to energy access, grid stability, and the transition toward cleaner energy systems, especially in regions where energy infrastructure is still developing.
I have an adopted sister who also happens to be my birth mate, so technically we are twins.
