I'm a third-year Mechatronics Engineering Co-op student at Toronto Metropolitan University, driven by a passion for robotics, embedded systems, and building technology that actually matters.

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As VP of Project Management at Engineers for a Sustainable World, I lead multiple engineering subteams tackling real sustainability challenges. My flagship project is a tubular algae photobioreactor growing Spirulina, integrating a custom off-grid solar power system, Raspberry Pi and ESP32 based monitoring, and automated controls. The project has grown to the point where I presented our work at ESWcon26 in Austin, Texas, representing TMU on an international stage and connecting with sustainability engineers and industry professionals from across North America.

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My hands-on technical experience comes from precision manufacturing and CNC operations at ABS Machining, as well as motor control, circuit design, and embedded systems work throughout my coursework.

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I also care a lot about community. Through the Mechatronics Course Union, I organized student events and planned and led the first ever SumoBot Challenge at TMU, a week-long competition where students learned programming, CAD, and mechanical design to build and compete with their own robots. Seeing peers go from zero experience to competing was one of the more rewarding things I have done as a student leader.

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As a First Year Engineering Ambassador and Mentor, I also worked with TMU's first year engineering office to help incoming students find their footing, navigate university life, and build confidence in their first semester.

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Currently seeking co-op roles in robotics, embedded systems, and mechatronics where I can keep building.