I am a recent Computer Engineering graduate from Concordia University with experience across a wide range of projects, competitions, and student associations. My skills span robotics, algorithms, electronics, and web development. I have led and been in teams that have designed and built eight robotic systems, both for competitive events and personal projects. Through diverse student leadership roles, I developed strong soft skills, including team leadership, budget management, and resolving logistical and interpersonal challenges. Many of the processes and solutions I implemented are still used within these organizations today.
I am looking for a role where I can design effective, reusable solutions to complex problems while continuously learning new skills, refining my techniques, and contributing knowledge to my team.
Open-source quadruped robot, with Machine Learning capabilites for walking algorithms, and a developed BLDC motor, driver and encoder system, designed to lower the barrier of entry for students, researchers, and hobbyists.
Technologies: BLDC Motors, Encoders, Drivers, Python, I2C, CANbus
Yearly 4-month robotics competition, where teams of engineering students design, build and program a robot for in response to a challenge, with the final presentation and testing happening at the Quebec Engineering Games/ Jeux de Génie du Québec.
Technologies: Python, C++, Sensors, Motors/Drivers/Servos, Microcontrollers (RaspberryPi, Arduino, ESP32/8266)
Yearly robotics competition, where engineering student teams designed and built a autonomous sumo robot to compete against other robotic teams, hosted by IEEE Concordia. Competed for three years, achieving 3rd place in 2025.
Technologies: Sensors (IR, US, LIDAR, Reflectance...), C++, Microcontrollers (Arduino, ESP32), Autonomous systems, Communication Protocols
A 12 hour design competition in which teams of 4 produce a robotic prototype in response to a problem presented on the same day.
A 12-hour programming competition in which teams of four develop a software solution, product, or design, and present their work in competition with other teams.
CASAxECA Consulting Competition, acheived 2nd place after developing a solution to a business consulting problem.
Participated in the organization of the largest engineering competition in Canada, including managing transportation, teams and activities.
Overnight international algorithms and problem-solving competition, with questions getting harder over the course of the 24hrs. Achieved 1st QC, 2nd CA in 2022.
Participated in a litany of different engineering competitions, ranging from debates, software, consulting and more
Developped a product or a complex solution to a given problem, and presented it to a judging panel of professionals and sponsors, acheiving 1st place in 2024.
Participated in a 6 hour academic computer engineering competition, with questions ranging from Python and Computer Science knowledge to register-level programming and Shakespeare programming language.