The Dream
How My Passion for Automobiles Turned Into a Career Path
A Spark from Unexpected Inspiration
My fascination with automobiles began early in life—drawn to the design, power, and engineering behind cars and bikes. What truly deepened this passion was an early exposure to automotive simulation games, which introduced me to car performance, mechanical components, and the variety across global car brands.
Curiosity Turned Into Passion
One car that captured my attention was the Ford Mustang GT, a symbol of American muscle and heritage. Researching it led me to Carroll Shelby, the legendary racer and designer. From there, I immersed myself in the technical and historical sides of automotive engineering.
The Engineering Dream
I've always been inspired by famous car designers and the advanced technology involved in building high-performance machines. Motorsports like Hypercars, Rally, Dakar, and Le Mans push the limits of design and demand extreme levels of engineering. But my curiosity didn't stop there.
I was also fascinated by the engineering behind aeronautics, marine vessels like ships and yachts, and large-scale industrial plants. The complexity of these systems—ranging from thermal systems to structural design—showed me how broad and impactful mechanical engineering truly is. This inspired me to pursue Mechanical Engineering, a field that connects innovation with real-world performance across industries.
Learning Through Real-World Connections
For me, engineering is not limited to books or classrooms. I constantly relate core concepts to real-world applications, which helps me understand deeper and think critically. Whether it's thermodynamics or design mechanics, I always explore how they apply to machines and systems I admire.
Subjects That Fuel Me
Design & Graphics | Thermal Engineering | Strength of Materials | Material Science | Manufacturing Technology
The Road Ahead
What began as curiosity has grown into a focused career path. My goal is not just to understand machines, but to innovate and design them. The dream that once started with admiration is now backed by engineering skill and purpose.
"It's not just about what you write on paper—it's about how deeply you understand what's behind it."
