User:Wgcorder

I'm Garrett, I love to create, learn, and help. I got my bachelor's degree in computer science from the University of Georgia in 2022 and pretty much took the first job I could find. That's how I ended up working for Southern Company. I don't admire their work or appreciate their goals, and I'm often disappointed with myself for being a part of them. I'm scared of the job market and hate relying on money to live and learn. I've had the goal for several years now to get my masters and become an electrical engineer. I crave the freedom of being an inventor. For me, this goal has felt like a continuous "eventually". For a while I studied for the GRE and even had laid out a curriculum for myself to learn skills I felt I'd missed during my undergraduate degree that would help with a masters. Mostly, they've just led to me feeling stuck. I regret the investments I've made in myself or the lack thereof and have this absurd feeling that I've missed the bus, and too many doors are already closed. To have the ability to design and implement concepts sounds like one of the greatest freedoms a person can have. That's why I'm on the OSE site and that's why I would love to be a part of the Future Builders program.