So, you’re probably wondering why an aerospace engineering major has a minor in art history? This is a great icebreaker at the university. Growing up as a Floridian, the Kennedy Space Center and the Cummer Art Museum were my favorite places to visit as a kid. Ultimately, I developed a deep appreciation for both. My specialty is technical writing in a conversational style. It doesn’t matter if you’re an engineer or curious high school student. The truth is no wants to read a paper written like Niels Bohr. Just see for yourself: "Just as the concepts are complementary of the space-time description, the appropriateness of the ordinary four-dimensional description as well as its symbolic utilization in the quantum theory would, as Klein emphasizes, seem to depend on the circumstance that in this description electricity always appears in units, the conjugated fifth dimension being as a consequence not open to observation" (From The Quantum Postulate and The Recent Development of Atomic Theory) Difficult to read, right? Unlike Bohr, my forte is mechanics, materials, and of course aerospace. But enough about me, what about you? Do winglets make you tick? Are you inspired by Dali? Although it’s professional, I would like to know your story and interests. Above all, I am not a one-dimensional tech writer. I have also written for the Mighty, Your Tango, and earned a HuffPo contributor account by emailing Ariana herself (Not to brag, but I am bold). This boldness has helped me overcome tight deadlines and significant adversity. My non-fiction book will be published this December. This project allowed me to gain proficiency in Adobe Illustrator. Last but not least, I believe in exceeding expectations. Let’s Skype and get to know each other.