Working on Qualcomm Neural Network or QNN, a part of Qualcomm’s AI Engine Direct SDK for Snapdragon processors.

Contributed in NVIDIA Tegra, focusing on System Software development on Kernel for Tegra chips across both pre-silicon and post-silicon stages.

• Leading a diverse engineering team of 8 sub teams, 21 sub team leaders, and 130 members to construct a concrete canoe within competition guidelines for the Canadian National Concrete Canoe Competition 2024

-Working as Hull and Structural Director on the Concrete Canoe Design Team at University of Toronto's Engineering Community during the 2022-2023 school year-Designed canoe hull by selecting parameters based on specific design objectives-Conducted preliminary assessments on various hull designs to determine best fit for desired performance-Conducted thorough analysis of canoe hull and structure using in-house software (PANDA/POSSUM and CAP hybrid) and commercial software (Excel/Matlab)-Implemented multiple methods to ensure optimal racing performance and adequate load-bearing capacity-Validated design choices through empirical tests in the fluids laboratory-Contributed to the success of the canoe design by applying technical knowledge and problem-solving skills to overcome design challenges.

-Worked as Aesthetics Director on the Concrete Canoe Design Team at University of Toronto's Engineering Community during the 2021-2022 school year-Designed visual components of canoe, display board, and canoe stand, incorporating theme effectively. -Created graphics for team, ensuring cohesive design and alignment with overall theme.

-Worked as Outreach Director on the Concrete Canoe Design Team at University of Toronto's Engineering Community during the 2021-2022 school year-Managed relations and communications with alumni, students, and public for increased awareness and outreach of the club-Developed and maintained the team's social media presence on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn-Participated in building the male mold, casting, sanding, and sealing of the canoe-Won 3rd place overall in the Canadian National Concrete Canoe Competition (CNCCC) 2022 in Sherbrooke-Won "Innovation of the Year" for using Capacitance to measure canoe thickness and zero Portland cement in concrete mixture-Achieved 1st place in Enhanced Focus Area, 2nd place in Project Proposal (Technical Report), 3rd in Final Product, and 4th in Paddling at CNCCC 2022

• Supervised by Professor Timorabadi, Hamid• Designed & conducted a 2-month workshop for 80 incoming 2nd year Engineering students. Three sessions included:o Software: C & C++; data structure; STL Libraryo Hardware: Circuit Fundamentalso Robotics: Microcontroller; Arduino; AutoCAD• Architected a Facial Recognition-based Attendance System utilizing machine learning algorithms in the OpenCV and face_recognition libraries using Python• Developed an adaptive recognition module, enabling both known faces detections and on-the-fly registration of unfamiliar faces and seamless integration of their data into the attendance system• Integrated Google's Text-to-Speech and speech recognition APIs for dynamic vocal queries and responses, automating new individual registrations

-Successfully marketed and promoted the event through social media platforms, including Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn-Managed a team of staffers, including pages, ask-me-guides, photographers, and videographers-Coordinated all aspects of staff recruitment and planning, including organizing staff meetings and maintaining clear communication between staff and the secretary team-Acted as the primary point of contact for the local charity/NGO the conference partnered with-Established strong relationships with the organization, including securing a keynote speaker from the charity for the opening ceremonies-Organized activities to raise funds and awareness for the charity, helping to generate positive impact in the community.

Paws for the Causes is an non profit organization that organizes activities involving shelter animals and animal therapy. We hold bakesales and other fundraising events to raise money for local animal organizations such as the SPCA. As well, we bring therapy dogs on Marianopolis campus during the semester to help students de-stress during midterms and finals seasons, Mental Health Week as well as other points during the school year. Considering the current Covid-19 situation, more activities will be held online.

-Represented the Honours Science program at the school, serving as a liaison between faculty and students-Fostered open communication and collaboration between the program and the student body-Organized a range of social and academic activities, such as science debates and the annual Jeopardy Game, for over 200 students in the program-Led the Design Committee in creating a visual identity for the program, including designing a logo and merchandise for students-Demonstrated leadership skills and a commitment to promoting community within the Honours Science program.

Jack.org is the only Canadien national network of young leaders transforming the way we think about mental health. With initiatives and programs designed for young people, by young people, we will end stigma in our generation. We believe that the inclusiveness of our outreach strategy will shatter the stigma and will lead to real and substantial long-term change. The jack.org vision is “No More Silence” on the subject of mental health.In short, we want to save and improve the lives of young people.

The Marianopolis Stressolics is a student run NGO that promotes mental health awareness and offers support for students in Marianopolis going through difficult times. We believe that no one should go through hard times by themselves and that is why we try to provide a safe environment in which students can share their issues, receive advice and most importantly not feel alone.