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1. My Life as an Engineer

I’m Matt Grecco, Software Engineer at Lockheed Martin.  I received a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science from the University of Notre Dame and a Master’s Degree in Statistical Sciences from George Mason University.

One of the best things about working as an engineer is the wide range of projects you can work on.  I’ve done everything from troubleshooting a computer problem on the train platform at Grand Central Station in New York City, to giving a live demonstration of our equipment to a battalion of German soldiers in southern Germany.

Another thing I really enjoy about being an engineer is the sense of accomplishment you gain when you get a breakthrough after spending days on a problem you just can’t seem to figure out.  That feeling you get when the “light bulb” goes off in your head is truly unique.  It gives you the satisfaction that coming up empty so many times really pays off in the end.

I’ve always been a problem solver and have always liked methodically putting things together.  I grew up loving ™, which is usually the start every engineer gets. The same basic engineering principles involved in building fun Lego trucks and structures, are used daily in my work as an engineer allowing me to continue solving difficult problems.

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