"Growing up, I was intrigued with puzzles and was inclined to pursue a career in where I can solve problems. In high school, I chose Genetics as an elective and was really inspired by my teacher because he would motivate me to take on science fair projects and keep challenging me. In college, I decided to major in Biology with a minor in Genetics and shadowed a Genetics professor. We had a couple come in who were worried that their child might have Tay Sach's disease due to their background. As I watched my professor talk to them about their test results and ease their minds - I knew that this was what I wanted to do for the rest of my life."