For as a kid, I was pretty quiet. Well into cars and computers and gadgets, and that sort of thing. So I spent a lot of time on the computer and playing around with  different electronic things. At school, I was an A-grade student. Didn't really have to do much study to get there. Discovered partying when I was in high school and, yeah, sort of lost the will to study at all. Well, I was always interested in cars and computers. Still decided I wanted to go to uni and I scraped through year 12 and got into a science degree. When I first went to uni, I found it quite hard to study, so I found that it didn't work for me and decided to do an apprenticeship instead. I did an apprenticeship in electronics engineering. I wasn't really that interested in electronics when I started, but, throughout the apprenticeship and when I started working in the workplace, I developed a keen interest on doing a lot of electronic projects.

One of the major projects I did was a dead-man switch for a train. The switch is actually used by the train driver. If he doesn't push the button every minute or so, the train will shut down. Since that project, I've moved to bigger and better things. But now I'm moving into sales and marketing and possibly business with opportunities to travel and to manage people and, I mean, it's really exciting, actually.