Middle Class Technician (mechanic) from the uninteresting parts of the Core World with no real job prospects beyond making ends meet fixing up second hand droids and environmental equipment. Found work on a small scout vessel fixing droids, engines, and machinery. Earned a small reputation as a reliable, competent mechanic that tries to go unnoticed, but is reliable and willing to look the other way for a price and will actively get involved for a higher price if he believes the risk is worth the reward. Willing to risk a little danger for coin, tech, and experience (especially exotic tech and technical challenges when the coin reflects the risk). Has done some work for smugglers. Has likely done some work for the rebels without realizing. May have worked for the Imperials as well if they were paying well and hiring independent contractors.

Ambition - Expertise - The character wants to excel in Mechanics
(skill) and constantly practices to achieve perfection.

Dutybound – Always makes good on a contract

27, male, dirty blonde hair cut close. 5'10, thin body, but with a few extra pounds of muscle from turning wrenches and lifting engine parts. No visible scars or tattoos or other identifiable markings, but fingers are roughened and nails and coveralls are moderately covered in grease.

Homeworld: <Surprise me, but somewhere near the outer rim, but still technically a core world>. Parents matter, but I haven’t seen them in years and any attachments have come and gone with the job.
Language: Basic
Middle Class

Mechanic from the uninteresting parts of the Core World with no real job prospects beyond making ends meet fixing up second hand droids and environmental equipment. Found work on a small scout vessel fixing droids, engines, and machinery. Earned a small reputation as a reliable, competent mechanic that tries to go unnoticed, but is reliable and willing to look the other way for a price and will actively get involved for a higher price if he believes the risk is worth the reward. Has done some work for smugglers. Has likely done some work for the rebels without realizing. May have worked for the Imperials as well if they were paying well and hiring independent contractors


He's happier with machines because they work reliably or at least the problem can be found and fixed. People are unpredictable and unreliable.