Thomas Faraday

From his time to building his first computer at 9, Thomas displayed a genius level aptitude for understanding electricity, technical engineering, gadget designing, and more. After his skills manifested early he landed a position in MIT, researching how best to both improve modern electronics and develop tech often fantasized about, such as interactive holograms. By 20, he earned 3 PHD’s and was approached by multiple outlets for careers. Some ponder how he is able to do it, as if magic is involved in his work. This makes it no surprise that the government approached him for a job.

The tech he currently develops is several decades ahead of what is available on the markets and even military R&D. Speculation goes around to thinking he’s involved in researching some tech that is dreamed about, such as teleportation, safe and reliable fusion, and potential quantum computing. He currently works in the (CLASSIFIED. SECURITY ACCESS LEVEL 3 NEEDED UNTIL DECLASSIFICATION)

When he’s not working or tinkering with his device, he loves to play games. Some may wonder, if he’s smart enough to develop his own electronics, why does he play systems out on the market now that could be considered inferior to him. His response when asked? “What, a guy can enjoy other people’s works!”