UofT. Attending the inaugural Q-SITE 2022 as an attendee.UBC. Attending Q-SITE 2023 as an organizer (top row, 2nd from right).UofT. Attending Q-SITE 2024 as an organizer (bottom row, 3rd from left).
Q-SITE is a Canadian quantum conference+hackathon targetted mainly to undergrads and early grad students.
A team social event (August 2021)Hack Frost NL 2022
Hack Frost NL is a student initiative that started in October 2020 out of my desire to start Memorial University's first large-scale hackathon.
I led the Hack Frost NL team for the first two years. The first hackathon attracted more than 130 students, 10 sponsors, and 5 partners. See the second hackathon's 33 projects here.
Memorial. A photo of my team, followed by a GIF of me dropping the weight on our design
IEEE Xtreme Coding 13.0 (2019)
Memorial. A 24-hour coding competition (1st from right). I later participated in 15.0 (2021) and organized 16.0 (2022).
Experience
DevOps Developer at Siemens
Saskatoon | Sep 2023 - Jul 2026
Last day at SiemensFrom a work trip in Grenoble, France (2025)
Gained strong experience in numerous DevOps concepts and tools.
Supported 100+ developers, led projects, and mentored new team members.
DevOps Developer Intern at Nuance (Microsoft)
Montreal | Sep 2022 - Dec 2022
I was lucky to have my last internship at Nuance (Microsoft), where I led a major automation project to help the company transitions into Microsoft's infrastructure.
The automated documentation pages are created in Azure DevOps by running a python tool in an ACI container with data gathered using Terraform output files and azure SDK. The page documents info about a K8s cluster that gets automatically updated with each deployment.
Hardware Support Co-op at Nokia
Ottawa | Jan 2020 - Apr 2020
During my time at Nokia, I was deep within the IP Department working on Nokia's 7250 Interconnect Router.
Thanks to my time there, I got introduced to the technologies used in networking across different layers.
I also became very familiar with reading schematics and performed numerous soldering/reworking for small components like 0402 resistors.
I usually performed signal integrity tests by simulating traffic on each router port and verified the results using oscilloscopes and spread spectrum analyzers.
Research and Design Co-op at Memorial University
St. John's | Jun 2019 - Aug 2019
During my time at Memorial University's Industrial Outreach Office, I was responsible for delivering two research and design projects on my own.
The first one involved coming up with experiments to qualitatively describe the de-icing properties of a cleaning product. I enjoyed designing the experiments and solving problems on my feet.
The second project involved learning and conducting heat transfer analysis on a prototype for design verification. I enjoyed independently applying my calculus knowledge to optimize the model.
Awards
2022
Fry Family Foundations's leadership scholarhipWork Term Presentation Award (Fun story: i presented during the backup slot, so i wasnt eligible for the award, but the coordinator really liked the presentation and decided to nominate me for it, which i'm grateful for!)Dean's list (front row, first from right)