53: Alex Kmiec | How To Blend Engineering with Business

In today's episode of The Edge of Excellence, Matt chats with Alex Kmiec, Sr. Operations Engineer of the supply chain at SpaceX. 

 

On the soccer field in high school, Alex realized he had a strong work ethic. He made it a point to be the most hardworking player on the field. This led to his concept of excellence as a mentality: setting high standards for yourself, being grateful, and giving back to the excellent people you meet along the journey to success.

 

You'll learn how Alex acquired his job at SpaceX.

 

You'll discover how Alex managed his time well despite his always packed calendar during college—balancing between classes and running his business. 

 

You'll learn how Alex's work mentality and defined values paved the way for multiple opportunities.

 

 You'll discover the fantastic project Alex is currently working on with Starship DISC Vehicle as an internal consultant. 

 

Join Matt and Alex for this value-packed and inspiring discussion.

 

You don't want to miss this!

 

What You'll Learn in this Show:

Why learning business enables you to stand out from the rest.

The importance of never settling. 

Why building and valuing good relationships is essential for success. 

And so much more…


 

Resources:

The Edge of Excellence

Alex Kmiec LinkedIn

 

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