Molko was raised on Ramatis until her was ten-years old. His father, Commodore Albog Trevinien, a decorated Starfleet officer and war hero made famous for his role with the 8th Fleet in the First Battle of Chin'toka, was often away from home for long periods of time, so his childcare fell mostly to his mother. Doctor Jenavi Ostra, herself renowned in the field of AI research and development, often included him in projects and chose to homeschool Molko around her interests and schedule. He rarely interacted with children his own age, spending most of his time in the company of adults - the intellectuals, scientists and engineers this his mother called her peers. As such, although he received a better education than most in STEM subjects, his lack of general and cultural knowledge can be a source of embarrassment for Molko. He can also find it difficult to form very close relationships.
When, in 2382, his father was reassigned to Starbase 157 near the Romulan and Klingon borders, the whole family accompanied him. Here, encouraged by his mother and some of the engineers on the starbase, Molko began his life long passion in design and engineering. Starting with simply toys and mechanical devices, Molko finds great tranquillity in the focus and creation of machines and artificial life.
Molko also started attending the school on the base so he could complete his Federation Certificate of Education to enable him to apply to Starfleet.
Living on the Starbase 157 brought him into contact with many refugees and colonists from the border worlds. He developed a distinct distaste for sapient suffering and decided to postpone his entry to the Academy in order to volunteer with the Federation Relief Agency. He travelled the periphery of the Beta Quadrant giving technological aid to endangered or isolated colonies and planets.
He applied and was accepted to the Starfleet Academy campus housed on Starbase 118 when he was 20.
Molko relies on his intuition as much as his reason and sometimes acts spontaneously or unpredictably. Although this can lead him to unconventional success, more often than not it lands him in further difficulty. It is a flaw he recognises and is actively working on improving.
