[Donut]

I've always wanted to do a career that involved problem solving and building of something (any engineering degree for me). When I first entered high school, I decided I would take some programming classes for fun, but never seriously wanted to do it (especially since both my parents are software engineers). Working with FIRST robots and taking those few programming classes has convinced me I do want to pursue a programming degree, and I much more enjoy programming hardware than computer software; I'm now set on getting a computer engineering degree. FIRST has also convinced me that I must work on robots forever, and I'm either getting a career in it or mentoring future FIRST teams (or maybe some of both?).