Part 21 Design International Limited, an EASA approved design organisation, performs minor design changes and repairs on both small and large aeroplanes (CS-23 and CS-25 respectively). These changes could include anything from cabin interiors to electrical systems, emergency equipment layouts, external schemes etc.

I formed part of an organisation which provides a holistic & individualised approach to education.The subjects I taught were the following:- Mathematics O-level (inc. Form 1 to 4)- Pure Mathematics Intermediate & A-Level (Main Subject Taught)- Physics O-level- Physics A-level- Mathematics for Engineers 1 and 2 (Tertiary Level)- Quantitative Analysis for Business 1 and 2 (Tertiary Level)- Mechanical Engineering Related Subjects (Tertiary Level)In addition to my tutoring duties, I formed part of the Crew Team who take important decisions about the organisation. Between 2019 - 2023 I also lead the Events & Hospitality sub-team.

I worked as an engineering intern in a project known as ICECAP (thermoelectrIc Cooler for elECtronics APplications). Moreover, my main role was to implement the thermo-electric cooling system developed from this project by designing an innovative vaccine/medical transporter.In addition to troubleshooting, managing my time more effectively and so on, in this internship I was required to use CAD software, carry out material selection exercises, perform rapid prototyping, assemble parts etc.Link: https://www.um.edu.mt/newspoint/news/2023/01/UM-researchers-developed-medical-transporter-reaches-first-active-prototype