As a Caseworker at the McGill Legal Information Clinic, I provide guidance on civil law matters, assisting clients in understanding their legal rights and responsibilities. This role builds upon my longstanding commitment to community service, following my previous years of work for l'Accueil Bonneau, Éducaloi, and the Townshippers' Association.Through these roles, I have honed my ability to empower individuals by making legal knowledge approachable and actionable.

As Vice President of External Affairs for the McGill Artificial Intelligence Society, I serve as the primary point of contact for external relations, representing the organization and McGill University to industry partners, sponsors, and the wider AI community. In this role, I foster meaningful connections, cultivate partnerships, and drive collaborative initiatives to advance our mission of promoting AI innovation and education.

As a Research Assistant under Professor Benjamin Fung, Canada Research Chair in Data Mining for Cybersecurity, I focus on the ethical usage of AI in protecting critical infrastructure, leveraging my legal background to explore the intersection of AI, cybersecurity, and privacy law. My research contributes to the development of frameworks that ensure responsible AI deployment, with an emphasis on legal compliance and ethical standards in AI applications. I assist in interdisciplinary projects and contribute to research publications related to AI, cybersecurity, and privacy.