Advised by Professor Martin Robillard at Software Technology Lab (https://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~martin/students.html).

COMP 303 (Software Design) : Teaching Assistantships (Fall 2024)

🎓 Teaching Assistant for Software Engineering (CIS*3760). Specialized in guiding students through DevOps practices, including the use of Docker and Kubernetes, and the implementation of CI/CD pipelines. Significantly improved student mastery of DevOps tools through structured labs and real-world project simulations.

🎓 Teaching Assistant for Object-Oriented Programming (CIS*2430). Mentored over 100 students in Java, emphasizing object-oriented programming principles and the intricacies of OO design, including class diagrams and design patterns. Led weekly coding sessions and office hours, significantly enhancing students' Java programming skills, with many achieving top grades in the class.

Under Professor Judi McCuaigChampioned user story development, maintained a dynamic backlog, and directed sprint sessions. Leveraged the MERN (MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js) full-stack technologies to create impactful data visualizations, enhancing decision-making.- Managed two teams, each consisting of 4 developers, in an Agile environment, delivering a MERN-stack analytics platform that increased data processing efficiency by 40% and reduced client-side loading times.- Collaborated cross-functionally to define user stories, acceptance criteria, and product backlog, aligning product features with strategic business goals and user needs.

Automated data validation processes, reducing manual intervention by 20% and decreasing error rates by 25%.Contributed to the maintenance and optimization of high-availability VMware ESXi environments, enhancing system resilience and uptime by 15%.Experienced in working with virtual infrastructure, specifically VMware ESXi.Participated in implementing VMware virtualization infrastructure for the Datacenter.Administered, operated, and installed patches and updates for VMware infrastructure.Took part in eSMT (incident management, CRQ).Performed conversion of physical systems to virtualization infrastructure for 100+ servers.Identified, troubleshot, and resolved root causes of existing issues in vSphere environments.Assisted with storage, network, and firewall configurations.Documented problem management techniques across multiple projects for future reference.Deployed virtual machines, including cloning, snapshots, consolidation, and migration to different hosts.

Supported Project Management by managing the configuration, status, and allocation of prototype units to satisfy demonstration, qualification, and internal engineering needs.Developed system level test procedures to verify product functionality against system requirements documents.Performed software verification testing and identified software deficiencies against design documentation and system requirements.

Being nominated by the University of Guelph within the frame of the ERASMUS + to spend study semester abroad at Bremen University, Germany with a scholarship of €8000.