Engineering student with a hands-on approach — from programming microcontrollers and building robotic systems to machining precision tooling in a production environment. Always building, always learning.
I'm a Mechatronics Engineering student at Toronto Metropolitan University, driven by a genuine passion for how things work and a relentless drive to build, break, and improve. My interests span robotics, embedded systems, CAD design, automation, and precision manufacturing.
My engineering mindset was shaped long before university — working summers at The Vinyl Co. as a Tool and Die Maker and Machine Operator gave me a deep appreciation for precision, manufacturing tolerances, and what it really means to make something that works in a production environment.
Outside of work, I push myself through hands-on projects and team-based engineering challenges. Whether I'm wiring up an ESP32, assembling a competition rover, or designing on CAD software, I'm always learning by doing.
I'm currently seeking a co-op / internship opportunity where I can apply my technical and hands-on experience in a real engineering environment while continuing to grow alongside experienced engineers.