For this half-year position I was contracted to design and build the interactive audio-visual projection mapping installation I had jointly pitched to the Science of Intelligence (SCIoI) with two colleagues entitled "Collective Behaviour: Interacting with a Fish School", or CoBe for short. The installation was debuted at the SCIoI 2023 Fall conference, and currently resides in the Marchestr. TU building where it is in active use for both research pursuits and showcases to visitors.

My mission for this position was to serve as a technical support for the scientists at the institute in the realms of data & analytics, machine learning, processes, software tooling, visualization, augmented reality (AR), statistics and public outreach.

As part of the supply chain team, I was very involved in the early product development of Celonis' supply chain app. This meant having a thorough understanding of markers of supply chain health, many customer interviews, and then developing the front-end for our initial clients.

My role during this period was more concerned with the more technical aspects of Celonis' data pipeline - how it connects to customer databases and some of the limitations to be overcome with that connection.

During this early phase at Celonis I was largely responsible for data analysis in Python, ETL processes using SQL to connect to client SAP systems, and dashboarding.

SADE was a contractor that relines sewer systems in Montreal, Quebec using cured-in-place-pipes. I was the factory-lead and structurally designed all the pipes, procured all the stock, and scheduled all the operations for the division.

Over my time at the Chenaux Hydroelectric Station my responsibilities varied from macro-programming in VBA (MS Excel), to land surveying, to personnel training/workshops, to daily operational activities.

This role was highly scientific, and was largely constituted of literary reviews, experimental design, materials procurement, execution, and culminated into a poster presentation.