With a solid foundation in civil engineering and a passion for transportation infrastructure, I bring a wealth of experience in highway design and project management. I am a Highway Designer EIT at EXP Canada, actively engaged in driving the success of various transportation project across Canada and the United States.In my role pervious , my responsibilities include the preparation of design criteria documentation, scope and cost reports, safe work plans, and detailed designs for MTO highway rehabilitation project. Notably, I have contributed to projects such as the rehabilitation of Highway 401 EB Express and Collector lanes, as well as the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) rehabilitation from East of Cawthra Road to West of Etobicoke Creek.Driven by a commitment to excellence, I excel in collaborating with clients, sub-consultants, and contractors, ensuring seamless project delivery. My tenure as an Engineering Assistant Co-op at the Regional Municipality of York and as a Transportation Engineering Intern at the City of Markham equipped me with invaluable experience in project management, stakeholder coordination, and technical support.I hold a Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering from Toronto Metropolitan University, supplemented by specialized training in AutoCAD through George Brown College. My dedication to professional growth is underscored by my membership in Professional Engineers Ontario and the Institute of Transportation Engineers, where I actively contribute as a Young Professional Member.Outside the professional sphere, my achievements include securing first place in the Student Category of the ITE Micro-Mobility Sandbox Design Competition and the Consulting category of the TMU Engineering Competition.Capstone Project - GTA West Corridor Preliminary Design: http://sandbox-consulting.com/ITE Micro-mobility Challenge - Publication: https://www.nxtbook.com/ygsreprints/ITE/ITE_Oct2020/index.php?fbclid=IwAR2psVoJpDz2hqVQX019rQo2U0CVp-wCE_Vdh8yjCNaIgPSULe2KGiwNUSM#/p/10