But, I wanted more.
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Though I loved the freedom of academic practice, I was greatly dissatisfied with just how slow the industry actually moved.

I wanted to push my code skills at a faster pace and have a positive impact on vastly more people.

Making it all happen.‍

To my advantage, I was able leverage a lot of the skills in machine learning and deep learning that I picked up from my college to greatly expedite my journey of self-learning Artificial Intelligence.

I loved solving problems by making stuff, and really valued visual storytelling and paying meticulous attention to precision and craftsmanship.