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🌟 ABOUT NEXT GEN ENGINEERS
Empowering Young Minds to Engineer the Future
Founded by high school innovator Sebastian Asady, Next Gen Engineers inspires middle-school students—especially from underserved communities—to explore how science, creativity, and problem-solving can change the world.
🧠 OUR MISSION
At Next Gen Engineers, our mission is simple:
To make engineering accessible, inspiring, and hands-on for every student.
We believe every child should have the opportunity to experiment, build, and dream—no matter where they come from. Through workshops and mentorship, we bring real engineering experiences to classrooms and communities that need them most.
⚙️ WHAT WE DO
We design programs that make STEM learning fun, interactive, and meaningful:
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Discovery Workshops
Creative design and problem-solving sessions using everyday materials.
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Robotics & Materials Labs
Explore how machines, structures, and new materials work.
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Mentorship Program
High school volunteers guide younger students through team challenges.
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Community STEM Days
Family events celebrating innovation and collaboration.
🚀 OUR FOUNDER
Sebastian Asady, Founder & President
Sebastian is a junior at American Heritage School Palm Beach, a nationally ranked Speech & Debate competitor, and a top student in his school’s Pre-Engineering program.
His love for engineering started with LEGO builds and grew into a passion for robotics, design, and materials science. After attending the University of Pennsylvania Robotics Summer Program, he wanted to share that excitement with students who might never get the same chance.
“Engineering teaches us to build solutions that make life better. I want every student to know they can do that too.”
– Sebastian Asady
💡 OUR VISION
To build a generation of young innovators who use engineering to solve problems, strengthen communities, and shape a sustainable future.
🤝 JOIN US
We’re growing fast—and we need your help!
Whether you’re a student, teacher, engineer, or sponsor, you can make a difference.
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