Samuel Pacheco, a Fall River native and engineering prodigy-in-training, has spent the last four years mastering the art of diesel mechanics with the U.S. Army. He’s not just an engineering student at RIBI Security; he’s also a mechanical maestro who specializes in tracking down and fixing equipment like it’s his own personal treasure hunt. With a knack for troubleshooting both mechanical and electrical faults, Samuel is often likened to a modern-day MacGyver—minus the mullet but with all the charm.

Before embracing academia, he honed his skills as a Maintenance Supervisor at Fort Riley, where he managed military equipment worth over two million dollars. Talk about high stakes! His ability to conduct safety inspections would make even the most vigilant of inspectors blush with envy. Samuel"s experience as a Security Officer in New Bedford added an extra layer to his résumé; after all, nothing says ‘well-rounded’ like monitoring entrances while ensuring fire extinguishers are up to code.

Samuel holds an Associate"s degree in Automation Engineering Technology from Bristol Community College and graduated from B.M.C. Durfee High School—a true educational journey that prepared him for greatness. When he"s not buried in textbooks or tinkering with engines, you might find him engaging in spirited debates about which tool is truly superior or crafting elaborate plans for world domination through engineering excellence—one bolt at a time!