I look at new investment opportunities and run financial analysis to support those opportunities. It tends to be a meticulous type of field. I’m biased, but I think within finance, investment banking is one of the more rewarding and challenging jobs one can take on.

There’s no one particular formula that makes you a good job candidate except to be memorable to the person that’s interviewing you. You have to have a personality and something interesting to talk about. Of course, you need training—to get your pilot’s license, and for your professional career. It’s certainly ok to start your job not knowing everything and asking questions. But what will set you apart is your ability to learn, and to test yourself with challenges.