Okay, let’s tackle this. So William has a strong background in electrical engineering and project management, which are in-demand skills. However, he lacks direct experience in high-demand fields like software development or finance. His skills in Microsoft Office, particularly Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, are also valuable. Considering his location in Baltimore, Maryland, and his educational background at the Georgia Institute of Technology, I would estimate his hourly rate to be around $125. This is slightly below the national average for electrical engineers in the US, but his limited proficiency in Mandarin Chinese and lack of direct experience in high-demand fields keep the rate lower.