I help engineers build wealth through career strategy, income growth, and smart money moves.

My name is Alex Isidro. I grew up in a low-income household in South America. After losing my mother at age 10 and immigrating to the United States at 16, I worked up to four jobs to fund my education. In 2012, I graduated from Virginia Tech with a degree in Mechanical Engineering.

By 25, I had broken six figures in annual income. By 30, my wife and I had eliminated $215,000 in debt in under three years while building a foundation for long-term wealth.

That journey taught me a critical lesson:

Earning a high income does not guarantee financial security.

I’ve spent the last 14 years working as a mechanical engineer, project manager, and risk analyst. That background influences how I think about money — looking at tradeoffs, risks, and where small changes can create big improvements.

That’s why I share practical guidance for career growth, increasing income, and building wealth as engineers. I focus on simple systems, consistency, and long-term thinking.

Engineers create enormous value in the world. They shouldn’t struggle financially simply because personal finance was never part of their up-bringing or technical training.

My goal is to help you become financially confident, secure, and free — so you can focus on your work, your family, and your long-term goals.

Financial security isn’t about how much you make. It’s about how well you manage what you earn.