At Printerior I assist with the design and development of architectural products using 3D printing technology, collaborate with architects and designers to create detailed 3D printed prototypes and finished models. Additionally i conduct research on new 3D printing materials and techniques relevant to architectural design.

At Ergonic, we specialize in designing, engineering, and prototyping product ideas into manufacturable solutions. My responsibilities encompass directing clients towards optimal product development paths, creating ergonomic designs with the end users in mind, and actively facilitating the prototyping phase to ensure a smooth transition into manufacturing.

At MYFAB, UofT, I specialize in operating advanced fabrication machines and software to prototype engineering components for students, startups, and faculty, ensuring precise and successful realization of complex designs.

At Pablo Luna Studios, I delved into organic architectural design for hospitality projects, employing my expertise in organic 3D and Sub-D modelling to develop innovative concepts. Additionally, I produced precise 3D line drawings for engineers. My deep involvement in bamboo construction provided me with firsthand experience in bamboo joinery and design strategies for bamboo structures. I synthesized this knowledge to author an "Understanding Bamboo Joinery and Structure" learning guide for the studio.

Cities of Sand: Professor Tong Lam The research focused on the material-temporal-social relationships inscribed in and perpetuated by the sand-based built environment of Toronto.We investigated the use of sand in sites adjacent to the U of T campus through a literature review, archival research, interviews with subject-matter experts, and site visits.

University of Toronto Student Life department.

Office of the Registrar and Student Services at the University of Toronto's John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design.

The University of Toronto Centre for International Experience

AALD is a University of Toronto (John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture) student-based club that utilizes a distinctive hands-on approach to assist undergraduate student-learning through weekly software workshops and readily available academic assistance.As the president, I managed a team of 10 executives and oversaw events, workshops, social media engagement, and much more. Visit our youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYZyaGoKY36nQuStMel65KA/featured

As the Finance Director, I was responsible for the effective management of club funding through the acquisition of funds from internal faculties and external sponsors. Additionally, I maintained accurate records and prepared a comprehensive year-end analysis report.

Co-Founder of an insure-tech start-up, focusing on marketing & UX design for a platform that helps individuals find ideal insurance policies. Contributed to market research & audience engagement. UX design expertise leads to an intuitive platform experience. Visit hatchery.engineering.utoronto.ca to learn more.

As the Creative Director of Art for Cause, I was responsible for the curation and execution of two successful art exhibitions in 2018 and 2019. These exhibitions aimed to raise awareness and funds for pressing issues in Bangladesh, utilizing art and culture as a powerful medium for positive change.In this role, I demonstrated strong leadership and organizational skills, leading a team to bring the exhibitions to fruition. My ability to effectively manage time, work collaboratively, and communicate persuasively, allowed me to create unique and impactful exhibitions. Through my tireless effort and attention to detail, I was able to help raise funds for the Rohingya refugees and burnt victims in Bangladesh.Working with Art for Cause was an incredibly rewarding experience, where I was able to combine my passion for art with my desire to make a positive difference in the world. The exhibitions were a testament to the power of creativity and hard work to bring about positive change.