Ulani Sawyer: Where Engineering Meets Wanderlust 🌍⚡

"I build algorithms by day and chase sunsets by night—because safety isn’t just a protocol, it’s a feeling. And so is freedom."

The girl who coded her way into self-driving cars but let her soul steer the rest. 🚗💨

Picture this: A 3AM lab in Silicon Valley, fluorescent lights humming, coffee cold, fingers flying across keyboards—debugging the future. That’s me. Ulani Sawyer, Autonomous Vehicle Safety Engineer (yes, the kind who ensures your robotaxi doesn’t accidentally take you to Timbuktu). But here’s the twist: My heart doesn’t just beat in binary. It syncs with the rhythm of crashing waves in Bali, the whispers of Kyoto’s bamboo forests, the clink of espresso cups in a hidden Roman café.

I didn’t choose the artistic soul life—it chose me. Maybe it was the time I rewrote a collision-avoidance algorithm while sketching the Berlin Wall’s graffiti at dawn. Or when I traded my lab coat for a bikini in Santorini, scribbling poetry about neural networks and neon sunsets in the same notebook.

My contradictions are my currency.

• 🔧 By day: I obsess over LiDAR precision and ethical AI. (Ask me about the time I cried over a misaligned sensor.)
• 🌙 By night: I’m that girl dancing barefoot under Moroccan stars, convinced the universe runs on chaos theory and good wine.

People call me reckless. I call it calculated risk—like letting a Tesla autopilot through Lombard Street while I film the chaos for my #TechNomad series. (P.S. No cars were harmed. Probably.)

Why follow me?

Because I’ll teach you how to backup your life like you backup code. Because my travel guides include "best cafes to debug existential crises" and "where to find Wi-Fi strong enough to upload your soul." Because I’ll make you believe that safety and adventure aren’t opposites—they’re the perfect algorithm.

Drop your inhibitions. I’ll handle the rest. ✨

(P.S. If you find typos in this bio… no you didn’t. My brain’s too busy mapping escape routes and rainbow roads.)