• Practicing in the field of intellectual property litigation, particularly international patent disputes in the technology and pharmaceutical sectors.• Registered Trademark Agent

• Practiced in intellectual property litigation, with emphasis on complex patent disputes, representing clients primarily in pharmaceutical and technology sectors.• Appeared regularly at the Federal Court, including for written and oral submissions on trials, applications, and motions.• Advised clients on copyright infringement and licensing issues.• Registered as Trademark agent to practice before the Canadian Intellectual Property Office, advised clients on trademark litigation and prosecution matters.

• Provided client service in patent. copyright, and trademarks matters• Assisted in patent and trademark prosecution matters including drafting and preparing original patent applications• Conducted legal research relating to litigation of intellectual property

• Worked under Professors Ben Alarie and Andrew Green for an ongoing quantitative and statistical judicial decision-making study of the Supreme Court of Canada, resulting in the publication of a book titled Commitment and Cooperation on High Courts (2017).• Developed back-end models and database using custom data structures for the categorization and coding of case law information and metadata• Designed a front-end user interface for student researchers to concurrently input case information based on categorization of judicial decisions along over 70 variables across multiple decades.

• Elected chief executive of the student society representing over 4,800 undergraduate engineering students• Managed and improved the operations of the society which included a bookstore, food outlet, and student bar• Represented student interests to Faculty, provincial and nation-wide organizations

• Engineering intern in the Infrastructure Management and Planning group• Field surveying/sampling for various studies, including municipal wastewater characterization and rainwater studies• Assisted on contract administration for ongoing engineering projects• Wrote technical memoranda evaluating software tools for asset management of municipal infrastructure

• Teaching Assistant for Engineering Science Praxis I and II (ESC101, ESC102) courses focusing on design principles, engineering practices, and communication skills.• In charge of individual tutorial section of 40 students, with responsibilities including preparation/presentation of tutorial material, convening design workshops, one-on-one meeting with students, and grading of papers.

• Developed web-based applications implementing novel facial recognition features using image processing algorithms developed by Prof. Parham Aarabi at the University of Toronto, which was spun off into the start-up company ModiFace Inc.• Developed a secure user database to store user information and images.• Conducted QA testing for development of improved image processing engines for facial recognition and detection on large datasets provided via social networks