Garagium’s Trajectory

From Project Hub → Engineering Incubator

Garagium Pilot 

  • Data study on project hub

  • 1 engineering student org 

  • Build early community

Retention Engine 

  • Scale to 150+ students

  • Mentoring

  • Skill-building workshops

Industry-sponsored Projects 

  • Prototype lab

  • Certifications + experience

Engineering Incubator

  • Startup support

  • Partnerships with accelerators

Focus:

Create a HUB where resources, relevant skills, and experience can be gained year-round, enabling student engineers to be industry ready.


Governance:

Garagium is a fiscally sponsored program of the Hack Foundation, a 501(c)(3).


Hey, I’m Marcus, the founder.

I’m studying Mechanical Engineering and serve as VP of the SME Bothell student chapter. I am a member and have served as a lead at TrickFire Robotics.

In high school, I was a lead of the design and build teams for Bearcat Robotics, a FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) team. Those three years in FRC opened the world of engineering for me. I learned the engineering process and grew tremendously thanks to my mentors and the FIRST community.

When I entered college, I immediately joined an engineering club because I knew that clubs are the place where students actually apply knowledge. Most people who join engineering clubs are ambitious and driven, and that’s what I like.

I’m on a mission to enable aspiring engineering students with the support, community, and resources to exercise their ingenuity.

High-fiving uncertainty,

Marcus

“Applied knowledge is my definition of experience. In doing, you learn, because reality gives everyone personal feedback.”

-Marcus Marie

4th grade, Lego Robotics, 2 years

High School (FRC) Bearcat Robotics, 3 years

College, TrickFire Robotics, current