About Me
Who I am
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I'm in my third year at Queen's University in Kingston, ON, majoring in Engineering Physics and Computing.
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I'm passionate about software development and data science, and I'm always looking for new opportunities to learn and grow.
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Professional Interest: Software Development, Data Science, and Scientific Research.
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Hobbies: Hockey, video games, 3D printing, and the gym.
Skills
My Skillset
I am always looking to learn new skills and improve my existing ones.
Python
Java
C
C++
SQL
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Linux
Bash
Git
GitHub
Work
Recent Experience
Here are some of my work experiences
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
Hardware Validation Engineering Intern
Incoming (Start May 2025 - August 2026)
I'm proud to announce that I will be joining AMD as a Hardware Validation Engineering intern, starting May 2025. I will be working at AMD's Markham office, assisting in the validation of AMD's next-generation Instinct line of GPU Accelerators.
City of Toronto
Computer Lab Attendant
May 2024 - August 2024
I worked as a computer lab attendant at the City of Toronto, providing IT services and customer service to patrons. Perform maintenance on computers and printers, troubleshoot hardware and software issues, and answer technical questions from patrons.
Bell Canada
Network Technician
May 2023 - August 2023
I worked as a network technician at Bell Canada, assisting in the maintenance and decommissioning of Bell's copper cable network. I assisted in the testing of network switches around Toronto and troubleshooted network components to ensure optimal performance.
Projects
Recent Projects
Here are some of my recent projects
Battleship Desktop Game
I developed a Battleship game with 4 fellow classmates in C++ using the SFML library. The game is a 2-player game where each player takes turns guessing the location of the other player's ships. The game features a GUI interface, User vs. Bot game mode, stat tracking, and sound effects.
3D Orbital Mechanics Simulator
I developed a 3D orbital mechanics simulator in Python using Matplotlib and NumPy. The simulator displays the 3D motion of the planets around the sun. The simulator uses Newton's laws of motion to calculate the gravitational forces between planets and the sun.
Queen's Hyperloop Data Visualization Dashboard
With a group of 5 students, we developed a GUI for a Hyperloop Pod showing vital mechanical and electrical data. Flask was used to host the website and communicate with onboard sensors. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript were used to create the front-end graphics and visuals.
Microsoft Excel Clone
I implemented an efficient backend system for an Excel Clone as a final project in my data structures and algorithms course. The project was written in C utilizing data structures such as 2D arrays and efficient algorithms to perform operations such as addition, searching, and storing.