Fourth-year Mechanical Engineering student with a strong background in mechanical design, thermal systems, and manufacturing. My experience ranges from optimizing industrial tool mechanisms in SolidWorks to performing thermodynamic analysis for a theoretical Rankine cycle power plant.
Led the planning and execution of a junior engineering design competition by developing competition materials, managing event operations and stakeholder coordination, mentoring students, and presenting annual competitions to judges, industry professionals, and participants.
Led a team to plan and execute professional, academic, and social events for the student body and the Mechanical Contractors Association of Toronto (TMU Chapter), strengthening connections between students and industry professionals.
Leading the development and execution of the Senior Design Competition by designing technical concepts and prototypes, coordinating competition logistics and requirements, and collaborating with teams, faculty, and judges to deliver an innovative engineering design challenge.
I'm a fourth-year Mechanical Engineering student at Toronto Metropolitan University with a focus on robotics, thermodynamics, and embedded systems. Through engineering projects, robotics competitions, and leadership roles, I've built hands-on skills in CAD design, 3D printing, programming, electronics integration, and mechanical prototyping. Working with robotic systems, microcontrollers, and mechanical design has sharpened my problem-solving and communication abilities while grounding engineering theory in real-world application. I'm particularly drawn to thermodynamics, energy systems, and the intersection of mechanical and embedded technologies — with a long-term interest in robotics, automation, and sustainable engineering.