I'm interested in seeing what work in industry is like, and what it might take to either start up or work in a non-academic setting that is still largely research focused or dependent. There seems to be a divide in new graduates on the direction they take their research/training, with many citing industry as much faster paced and rewarding career. While I find being in academia rewarding, I would like to compare how industry might allow me to differently use my skills to help others and disseminate knowledge and research.