Who Am I?

A small introduction

My name is David Alberto Alanís Alejandro, I was born in Mexico on February 2nd 2010, and I've had many ambitions, I've wanted to be a priest, a painter, an astronaut, a soldier, a teacher, a police man... but for the last two years I've wanted to be an engineer, an Electrical Engineer.

I moved to the United States on March 15th of 2025, and since I've tried to make a name for myself, I've done PLTW Engineering classes offered at my High School,joined Robotics Team, volunteered, joined Career Centers and, in general, tried my best.

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Introducing Academics

school stuff

Beyond my foundational school coursework, I actively look for ways to expand my knowledge and engage with my community. The Academics section highlights my formal education and transcripts, alongside the specialized certifications I have earned to build practical skills. It also tracks my involvement in various clubs and events both inside and outside school, reflecting how I apply my learning and collaborate with others.

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Introducing Projects & Crafts

smart 'n creative stuff

I love the process of bringing ideas to life, whether digitally through code or physically through hands-on DIY projects. In the Projects section, you will find a gallery of my favorite hobbies and crafts. Each entry showcases the tools I used, the challenges I solved, and the finished products of my creative experiments.

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Introducing Media Tracking

stuff stuff

Continuous learning extends far beyond structured environments, and reading is a massive part of how I explore new topics and perspectives. My Media Tracking page serves as a live digital library. It tracks the books I am currently reading, records my completed all-time favorites, and features brief reviews of the stories and concepts that have shaped my thinking.

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Skills, Tools & Focus Areas

A quick snapshot of the tools I use, the languages I speak, and the subjects I love exploring.

Web Development

Building clean, responsive layouts and portfolio structures using HTML5 and CSS3 basics.

Handmade Crafts

Working with physical tools and raw materials to design, build, and document DIY hobby projects.

Academic Growth

Tracking coursework, analyzing transcripts, and pushing for milestones across core subjects.

Avid Reading

Exploring diverse perspectives across non-fiction, fiction, technology trends, and classic literature.

Certifications

Pursuing independent badges, specialized tests, and skills verification beyond school walls.

Campus Engagement

Participating in campus activities, event days, and student clubs to collaborate with peers.