• Successfully took over the quality department for YOO1 during Peak 2021 holiday season to improve building quality performance by supporting inbound and outbound senior leadership.• Worked beyond the scope of the role to drive targeted improvements in Inbound and Outbound departments. Improved site’s quality performance by 60%.• Transitioned to continuous improvement manager role for the site with defined targets to drive process changes across the site.• Conducted kaizen events for exceptional handling processes across operations department as a CI leader.• Performed inventory placement optimization by strategizing process configuration to improve overall building productivity by 9% resulting in recurring monthly cost savings of approximately $80k.

• Led the quality department at YEG1 (Edmonton) facility, managing over 50 direct reports.• Responsible for managing and driving improvements in quality KPIs weekly and monthly.• Worked cross-functionally with department leads to drive actions and maintained inventory accuracy at 99.92% average.• Launched Inbound stow department at YOO1 (Ajax) facility, onboarding over 70 direct reports.• Drove process improvement projects for the inbound department to ensure quality and productivity focused onboarding.

• Worked on Microsoft Dynamics ERP to record inventory transactions of raw ingredients.• Coordinated with production manager to prepare inventory for daily production cycle. • Developed a replenishment system to reduce procurement cycle times by 15%.• Performed and increased efficiency of weekly cycle counts to improve inventory accuracy and ERP accuracy by 5% month on month.

Teaching Assistant of graduate course INDU 6311: Discrete System Simulation.Responsibilities:- Guiding simulation projects for student teams- Assisting students in ARENA simulation labs- Marking and grading exams

Worked in close coordination with Teardown and Benchmarking team on a customer project. During the internship I learned about the research and development process put in by OEMs to ensure superiorty of their product. Also I learned a lot about one of the widely used reverse engineering techniques used by automotive OEMs. Moreover, I learned many soft skills.