It all started with my Father being an Electromechanical Engineer. When I was about 6 years old, I got to see what he did for work and I got really excited about what he did for a living. At 6-years-old I would say “I want to be an engineer!” and even though back then I didn’t know what that meant or what it truly involved - I only thought my dad’s work seemed cool! As the years went by, I then started being interested in understanding how things worked and questioning every single thing that happened around me and trying new ways to make things simpler around me as well - which is basically what a process engineer / industrial engineer does on a daily basis.
Right now, we are working on increasing quality in the outline welding in one of our lines, which is pretty amazing because I get to work with a technology I have never worked with before. It’s always satisfying understanding how things work deeply, especially implementing problem solving when something didn’t go the way it was planned.
My quick understanding of new things and analysis capacity.
