Luis Santiago

When I was 8 years old I used most of my savings to buy my first briefcase. The majority of adults around me wondered why a kid wanted such "toy"​, but to me it was the most interesting and exciting "box"​ where I could gather all of my little inventions and ideas. Curiosity and exploration have always inspired me. My first computer opened up opportunities to keep expanding my horizons and I eventually went to college with the same curiosity and desire of exploration. That same sense of exploration allowed me to be part of NASA's Undergraduate Student Research Program (USRP) and Langley Aerospace Research Student Scholars (LARSS) where I contributed as a software developer in two projects. Today, I continue my exploration in the world of computer science and information. Curiosity pushes my imagination to develop solutions, enhance business operations, and add value to the organizations I work for.