Before joining Forze, I completed my Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering at Delft University of Technology. After finishing my bachelor's, I was looking for an opportunity to challenge myself beyond the classroom and further develop my engineering skills in a real-world environment. Forze offered the perfect combination of hands-on experience, technical complexity, and innovation, allowing me to continue learning while contributing to the development of hydrogen-powered racing technology.

As a Mechanical Engineer, I work on the design, development, and integration of mechanical systems throughout the car. My work consists of designing and improving mechanical parts while working together with the rest of the team to solve technical challenges. I enjoy turning ideas into real components and seeing them become part of the car.

What I enjoy most about Forze is the continuous learning process. Every project presents new technical challenges that push me to expand my knowledge and become a better engineer. At the same time, I get to work with a highly motivated team of students who share a passion for engineering, motorsport, and sustainable technology. Together, we are not only building a competitive race car but also demonstrating the potential of hydrogen as a key technology for the future of mobility.