About
I tend to find the question before I know how to answer it.
An environmental problem close to home first drew me toward testing and advocacy. Questions about energy led me toward research and physical prototypes. Materials made me wonder how a structure might sense itself. Those questions kept pulling me closer to electronics, instrumentation, and digital hardware.
The common thread isn’t an industry. It’s wanting to understand a physical system well enough to make something new. I like entering unfamiliar territory, learning what the problem demands, and finding the next experiment that will tell me something useful.
I want to own problems, not just tasks. Give me the uncertain part: the idea that needs a first prototype, the measurement nobody quite trusts, the hardware that has to leave the bench and work in the world.
YUKI / AWAY FROM THE FINISHED VERSION
Things I Believe
01 Yes, And?
02 The most interesting problems live between disciplines.
03 You learn different things once you have to make it work.
04 Ambition is useful when you’re willing to build.
Currently
studying → materials, physics + electrical engineering
learning → digital hardware + semiconductor design
interested in → sensing, instrumentation + physical systems
looking for → ambitious hardware teams where engineers own problems end-to-end
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