With a strong foundation in HVAC design cultivated through my experiences in Hong Kong, I am well-prepared to contribute my expertise to the engineering landscape in Canada. My proficiency in this field, acquired through diverse projects, equips me to excel in HVAC design within the Canadian context.In Hong Kong, I engaged in a wide array of HVAC projects, encompassing commercial skyscrapers and residential complexes. This exposure has refined my technical competence in devising efficient heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. It has also provided me with a comprehensive grasp of how architectural and environmental factors impact HVAC strategies. My three years of industry experience and recent accomplishments demonstrate that I have the technical knowledge and problem-solving ability to perfectly meet the role requirements. My achievements in 2023 include:• Managing all HVAC aspects of system design, building construction and servicefor a 68,000-square-meter with 1693 MIC modules residential development forthe Hong Kong University and adopting Modular Integrated Construction (MIC)method to reduce construction time by 33% for each typical floor.• Sizing and selecting HVAC equipment for ventilation systems worth more than10 million for a commercial development at Wellington Street and forgingprofessional relationships with two tenant companies (Nan Fung Group and HipShing Hong), uncovering any areas of need or concern and ensuring completesatisfaction with building services and functionality.• Revising the mechanical system with latest Code of Practice and improve theenergy efficiency by 8% for the residential development of Housing Authorityand collaborating with architects, tenants, contractors, and fellow engineers onspace buildouts and facility improvement planning.In conclusion, my background in Hong Kong positions me as a competent HVAC design professional in Canada. I am excited to employ my skills, technical prowess, and cross-cultural insights to introduce innovative and efficient HVAC solutions to the Canadian engineering landscape.