JASON WILKS

A dynamic young engineer proficient in CAD software and skilled in disassembling and reassembling machines. Passionate about electronics with a vision to create bionic limbs and organs to benefit humanity. Currently focused on gaining knowledge and experience.

• Having a lecturer requesting me to teach the class.
• I was the only student who stepped out of their comfort zone to learn another CAD software for the class.
• In class, I observe the selection of my CAD ideas. They were not only chosen but also brought to life through the manufacturing process.
• I achieved being on the honor roll in college.
• I was ranked within the top 3 students in my class.

• CAD designing and overseeing a product through all phases to completion.
• Learning and observing the intricacies of how machines work.
• Fault finding and repairing, just to bring life to machines/ devices once more.

As an engineer, I’m naturally curious about how things work and how they can be made better. I enjoy reading books and watching videos about new technologies and ideas, whether it’s breakthroughs in AI, sustainable energy, or innovative design. There’s something exciting about discovering concepts that can shape the future.

What really drives me, though, is figuring out how to take those ideas and put them into action. It’s one thing to learn about a new tool or method, but the real fun is in applying it to solve problems or improve systems. I remember reading about automation and realizing how it could make one of our workflows faster. Taking that idea and turning it into a solution was incredibly rewarding.

For me, learning isn’t just a pastime. It’s a way to keep growing and staying inspired. Each book or video sparks ideas, and I’m always looking for ways to turn them into something practical and meaningful.