mechanical engineering

And when I went to MIT, the work across disciplines was really the starting point.

My classes really were... bringing students for all the MIT departments, from School of Architecture, from Computer Science, from Mechanical Engineering, and so on.

So working across disciplines, and somehow I have reproduced in different way, this in the way I create teams within Samsung.

So our teams in a way have people with different set of skills, but somehow they're all united by the fact that they are extremely open and curious talent.

And I go to Elon University.

I'm a Mechanical Engineering major.

And then once I graduate, I'm going to enter the Space Force and I'm going to do a Master's for Aerospace.

That's interesting.

So please let us not... uh uh be remiss and not talk about your education

sure my um my degree is in electrical mechanical engineering okay so i actually i actually graduated with my engineering degree never planning to be an engineer my engineering degree was always just a backup plan or fallback plan for whatever business i pursued okay if it didn't work i could just fall back into an industry that always had a need

i always tell people you can't repo a degree but Boeing, were you happy? Were you a functioning employee at these

different jobs? Talk to us.

please let us not... uh uh be remiss and not

talk about your education sure my um my degree is in electrical mechanical engineering okay so i actually i actually graduated with my engineering degree never planning to be an engineer my engineering degree was always just a backup plan or fallback plan for whatever business i pursued okay if it didn't work i could just fall back into an industry that always had a need

i always tell people you can't repo a degree but you Boeing, were you happy? Were you a functioning employee at these

different jobs? Talk to us.

Sure.

My, um, my degree is in electrical mechanical engineering.

Okay.

So I actually, I actually graduated with my engineering degree, never planning to be an engineer.

But something that is the same is we like to talk to students who are in the school and hear from them so you as listeners can really get the full experience of what it's like to go here.

And we have Alex Nichols, a student in mechanical engineering, class of 2027.

Hey, Alex.

Hi, how's it going? Thanks for joining us.

Absolutely.

Yeah, it's been super helpful.

Okay, so why mechanical engineering?

Mechanical engineering, I really didn't know exactly what I wanted to do.