Managed a 5 person development team in creating a straight forward, marketable, and easy to use web application.App Info:The web app we developed is called Web App VIP, it is basically a frontend for a web vulnerablity scanning application called ZED Attack Proxy or ZAP (developed by OWASP). ZAP on its own is not a simple application, in fact it is complex. The idea was increase the speed of comprehension for a user who has never used ZAP or anything like it.Stack:HTML, JS, CSS FrontendNode JS BackendSQL Database, and a separate server running ZAPFeatures:- Robust queuing system- Ability to scale up to thousands of people- An Admin Dashboard to view business and technical analytics, and control the entire website at the click of a button.- Website Appearance Customizer- Web Vulnerablity Dictionary- Detailed and easy to read scan results- etc.

- Plan and layout a foundation for WCS's Ontario Cyber Olympics and Ontario Tech Expo.- Lead a team of coordinators to aid in event orchestration.

- Work with a team to create content and provide education for others.

- Create and present web development workshops for students and club members.- Consult web development Team Leads on best practices and general knowledge.

- Design, develop, test, and support the test automation infrastructure- Build, install, and setup hardware solutions that improve or enhance embedded automation testing- Write and maintain documentation on the processes used for automation- Manage individual projects priorities, deadlines, and deliverables with technical expertise- Participate in daily stand-up meetings and backlog grooming sessions- Stay current with best practices and technologies in automated testing

I was working as a fully trained McDonald's Crew Member during my first 2 years schooling at Western University. I was responsible for providing customer service, making food, and keeping the workplace clean. At the time I started working here, I was 16 and going into Grade 10.

During my 2022 summer, I worked at a medical device manufacturing facility as a Manufacturing Assembler. My main responsibility was putting together medical devices whilst looking out for defects in the products, ranging from a of couple centimeters to a couple millimeters. I was working overtime everyday and worked at McDonald's during the weekends.

During my first summer out of highschool, I worked at a copper factory as a floorman to fund my costs from school. Almost every single one of my weekends that summer was spent working overtime and I also worked 1-2 shifts a week at McDonald's during the same period.

At my company, I was elected to be the VP of Sales. I was responsible for managing a database that tracked inventory and sales. I also played a role as a sales representative and sold our product to customers in person.