My passion for mechanics started at a young age. When I was a little kid, I was introduced to motorsport. I became a huge Formula 1 and GT3 racing fan. I raced go-karts when I was a kid, working on them to make them faster and more competitive. I went on to win championships and endurance races. After I grew up, I still had a passion to work on engines. I went and worked in a tire and lube shop when I was in high school, gaining valuable experience maintaining and repairing vehicles. After I studied automotive systems throughout my time there, it gave me a strong foundation in how vehicles operate and how to properly service them.
After high school, I went to and graduated from an aviation maintenance engineering program at Mohawk. I currently work as an aircraft maintenance engineer (AME) apprentice. Through my education and career, I’ve worked on many aircraft systems, ranging from technology found on World War II-era aircraft to the advanced systems that are used on modern aircraft today. Aviation maintenance demands precision, attention to detail, and a commitment to safety. These are all qualities that I bring to every vehicle I service.