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My passion for energy development and the prospect of a career in battery or solar cell manufacturing, leveraging my Materials Engineering major, align perfectly with the Energy Terminal Leaders Program's objectives. At the University of Pennsylvania, my studies in Materials Engineering, with a focus on Nanotechnology and Entrepreneurship, coupled with a minor in Computer Science, have primed me to explore and contribute to the forefront of energy solutions.

My active involvement in the Wharton Venture Capital Club and Penn Startup Accelerator has not only nurtured my entrepreneurial skills but also deepened my understanding of the energy sector's evolving landscape. These experiences have been instrumental in developing my ability to critically evaluate and innovate within the fields of battery and solar cell manufacturing - areas where materials engineering plays a crucial role.

What sets me apart is my specific interest in the practical applications of materials engineering in energy development. My ambition is to be at the cutting edge of research and development in battery technology or solar cell manufacturing. This aligns with the program's focus on knowledge, network, and experience in the energy sector.

I bring a unique blend of technical expertise and a forward-thinking approach to the Energy Terminal Leaders Program. I am eager to share my insights and learn from the experiences of industry leaders. My goal is to contribute significantly to our collective understanding and advancement in energy development, particularly in renewable energy sources.