My Mechatronics Journey
How I discovered Mechatronics and grew within the field.
How Mechatronics Found Me
My Mechatronics Engineering Journey began serendipitously.
A few days before my university entrance exam, I joined a roadside conversation where I heard the word Mechatronics for the first time ever. It was a synergy of everything I loved—electronics, mechanics, and computing—and it instantly gave direction to the curiosity I had carried since childhood.
Studying Mechatronics shaped how I think: structured, curious, and systems-driven. Engineering taught me to break down ambiguity, analyze patterns, and build things that actually work. It gave me the mental models that now guide how I design.
Once an engineer, Always an engineer...
Although my career eventually expanded into design, Mechatronics never left me. It shaped my problem-solving mindset, the way I break down ambiguity, and my obsession with functionality.
Engineering taught me not only how things work, but how things should work—how systems interact, how users behave, and how to build experiences that are both scalable and stable. Today, the strongest parts of my design identity are powered by that foundation: pattern-recognition, systems thinking, and an instinctive desire to bring clarity to complex interactions.
