Mechanical Engineer EIT with a Master's degree from the University of Alberta, specializing in catalysts, inks, and electrochemical cells for water electrolysis. Aspiring to leverage my strong academic background and hands-on research experience in an industry role where I can actively pursue my Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation.Key Strengths:-Interdisciplinary Research: Successfully collaborated across Mechanical Engineering and Chemistry labs, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the chemical and mechanical processes involved in water electrolysis from catalyst synthesis to fabricating catalyst-coated membranes and testing water electrolysis cells.-Technical Expertise: General knowledge of hydrogen production methods and use. Proficient in wet chemistry techniques, electrochemical methods (cyclic voltammetry, linear scan voltammetry, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy), and characterization techniques (DLS, SEM-EDS, TEM). -Academic Excellence: Demonstrated exceptional performance in a range of courses, including thermo- and fluid dynamics, materials, heat transfer, and electrochemical processes. Compiled and presented findings through reports, lab presentations, and posters including a 1st place poster prize at the University of Calgary's CREATE and USE Hydrogen conference in 2022.Driven by a passion for innovation, I am committed to being a lifelong learner, exploring diverse projects, and wish to actively contribute to the field. My goal is to integrate my academic and research background into practical solutions that align with industry standards and sustainability goals.I am eager to connect with professionals in the mechanical engineering and clean energy sectors, explore collaborative opportunities, and contribute to projects that align with my skills and aspirations.