Since starting his journey in STEM education and digital fabrication in 2018, Ilyes Tlili has amassed over five years of experience in 3D printing, electronic projects, and utilizing key fabrication technologies like laser cutting. This expertise has been pivotal in hosting, organizing, and managing more than 200 STEM training sessions to date. Beyond facilitating learning, he has played a crucial role in training trainers under the Darnet social project, with the goal of integrating STEM methodology and fabrication technology (fast prototyping) into the public education sector—a venture that has begun to bear fruit. In his current capacity, Ilyes is passionately involved in mentoring students, helping them to transform their innovative ideas into tangible prototypes using available resources and fabrication technology. This endeavor has led to more than 25 projects reaching the prototype phase in the last two years alone. His approach not only makes the world of digital fabrication accessible to students but also encourages them to engage deeply with their creative and problem-solving abilities. Ilyes’ commitment to STEM education, enriched by his own hands-on experience with 3D printing and laser cutting, is rooted in a firm belief in its power to inspire and shape future generations.