Event coordinator and Audio/Visual technician for Nite Entertainment Group Inc. for events in Kingston, Ontario.

I worked in the New Product Industrialization core team, focusing on translating customer 3D CAD designs into manufacturable tires. I developed detailed tire specifications and adapted designs to fit our plant’s machinery and production capabilities. I also led trials to validate that the designs met all standards prior to entering full production. Additionally, I worked closely with the Quality Engineering team to identify and resolve design-related issues affecting production, implementing improvements that enhanced tire performance and reduced waste.

I worked as a Shift Quality Leader for 4 months. I was responsible for coordinating efforts to maintain product quality, eliminate waste, improve product uniformity, and identify/contain product quality concerns while on shift. I improved and maintained average production OE yields above 90%.

I forecasted oil production for potential future drilling locations in South-Western Saskatchewan. I conducted simulations, performed statistical analyses, and compiled comprehensive reports on production forecasts. Additionally, I visited active sites, including oil rigs and batteries, to monitor progress and gain hands-on insight into operations.

I teach high school students the fundamentals of robotics and engineering design through teaching CAD, electrical circuit design, pneumatic system design, and machine shop skills. I help in designing, prototyping, and manufacturing the final competition robot.

I am the Co-Founder and President of SPARK, a non-profit that hosts an annual 24-hour hackathon and pitch competition for middle and high school students. Participants develop and pitch solutions based on a given topic, competing for monetary prizes. Over three events, we've engaged around 1000 students, judges, speakers, and volunteers. Through this, I gained experience in marketing, logistics, business modeling, and team management.

I volunteered as a robotics program leader at Erinoak kids. This program was to engage youth with different disabilities in the field of STEM. My role was to teach kids how to build robots while teaching them the fundamentals of physics.

As the President of Brampton's Gavel Club (Youth Toast Masters), I engage youth to participate in public speaking and encourage leadership. I help plan and implement new activities and events related to the club or leadership.

SHAD is a STEM and business enriched summer program in which I had the amazing opportunity to stay in the University of Calgary for the month of July. Throughout the month I participated in lectures, discussions and activities related to technology and business. Additionally we worked on a project which aids resilience against natural disasters.

I taught at Synergy Performing Arts Academy as a music theory and violin teacher.