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am a biochemistry major in my third year at UNT with minors in biology and technical writing. I first discovered the Factory as part of a job search after I decided that I NEEDED to get out of previous call center job, and I\u2019ve been working here as a Maker for going on three years now. I\u2019ve worked in \u201chands-on\u201d workplaces before but never one that focused on DIY which is what really peaked my interest.\nI work mostly on the 3D printing and science tools in space. Since I\u2019m the only science major out of all my coworkers, I get called on anytime those tools are of interest. This setup is perfect for me because I get to work with sensors on all kinds of projects and then teach others on how to use them. This work combined with the 3D printing aspect means that I get to play with designs that have benefit to people. Designs that could range from automating greenhouses to articulated robotic limbs.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"