Redesigned the security systems, processes and protocols for 99+ substations with another engineer to meet the latest CIP compliance standards set by NERC and AESO• Created multiple workflows, documents and surveys to collect data regarding all of the site hardware, security processes, and the surrounding environment for all ATCO substations• Conducted data analysis to sort and determine possible solutions to solve the gaps in the current CIP protocols, and checking if standardization of the new ATCO security system can be done for all substations• Contributed to planning incident response scenarios, participating as a technical lead on projects, collecting compliance evidence and conducting evidence reviews, worked with 3rd part service providers, worked with internal and external stakeholders, and responded to physical/cyber security incidents• Performed feasibility studies, assessing cost-effectiveness and efficiency for potential security system implementations for substations

• Designed and retrofitted Kearl Site’s first robotic fueling arm with a group of engineers. Contributed to the calibration of the vision sensing and detection systems, and ensured system reliability by meticulously reviewing electrical schematics, on-site wiring, and PLC code to prevent disruptions, equipment damage, and safety risks• Created a specific test plan for the robot field test, developed automated process flows to collect and sort information transmitted from the robot, logged data during the dry run for post-test analysis• Redeveloped the Human Machine Interface (HMI) for the robotic arm, whilst crafting new widgets and modifying existing ones using JavaScript• Evaluated key project materials, such as the robot’s basic control state and transition diagrams and the Cause-and-Effect Matrix. Additionally, produced crucial alarm management documentation, reviewed PCS/SIS logic, and produced an HMI design manual for new hires• Designed a new alarm management system, ensuring efficient distribution of critical and non-critical alarms to the appropriate teams, reducing response times, minimizing incidents, and damages

• I taught trainees basics swimming lessons for their required class that they applied for and gave them constructive feedback on how to improve on aspects such as their swimming form. • Made sure that all of the trainees followed their safety guidelines for the pool while following the same safety protocols myself. • Also worked together with other instructors to do joint classes to add a new element to the lessons.• I used Microsoft Excel to create a database that is used to hold all the comments and information for the individual regarding their lesson. This way I am clearly able to help the swimmer by providing them with feedback regarding their lessons without mixing up their information with other individuals.

• Collaborated with a team of 3-5 junior camp counselors or staff to supervise over 100 campers for 8 weeks.• Organized multiple events for the campers such as barbeques, pool activities, traveling to other waterparks, picnics, renting bouncy castles, etc.• Communicated with other staff, parents, and campers in order to answer any questions, and resolve conflicts or disagreements. • Adhered and regulated the campy safety regulations and protocols.