John Hasar

“So, the learnings that I received at MIT, in terms of my engineering education, in terms of the people I met that influenced my life in a fundamental way, either my career or my personal life, will continue.  And the learnings actually will never stop.  And, for example, I did spend, I did use, my engineering education for seven years in [the] oil and gas industry and then I worked on those sort of innovative projects aspects of that, as a MIT nerd, which was found applicable for me!

Then I, now I am translating those learnings into a low-carbon future of the World, transitioning and helping this energy system, such that we will be able to change the course of climate change.  We will be able to help energy security wherever we are and also do that in a cost-efficient way for the consumers.  [So], that they will see a financial reduction in their energy bills.

This type of a future is very exciting for me because it combines my engineering education at MIT and my industry experiences and keeps me actually engaged in terms of learning new things and that I am still curious I am still hungry for for the future that awaits.”

 

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