• Leading four teams of five undergraduate students as an Engineering Design Project Manager & Undergraduate TA• Teaching students skills such as Engineering Problem Analysis and Engineering Design• Providing feedback on submissions in both the fall and winter semesters of Engineering Design & Practice

• Completing a 16-month internship with an on call extension offer at Celestica in the Process/Manufacturing engineering department• Actively monitor and automate the manufacturing process to reduce the manufacturing yield time and increase the first pass yield on products• Attending weekly Asaichi meetings to gain insights into key manufacturing and process updates from project leads and manufacturing engineers• Project Work: Reduced the amount of work needed to kit and prep components for placemento Initialized and lead an optimization project to reduce the amount of time required to set up orders for kitting and prepping components through automation; this will eliminate repetitive tasks which saved $60,000 annually

• Analyze, optimize, and grow startup companies through problem solving and action

• Worked with field engineers to analyze engineering schematics and day-to-day projects\• Calculated concrete and insulation volumes for structural walls and loading pads using engineering schematics; presented to the construction superintendent for cost estimations• Completed displacement analysis on structural supports using engineering schematics• Project Work: Created multiple temporary parking designs for GO Station clientso Utilized AutoCAD and engineering schematics to create multiple design options for temporary parking; designs were proposed to the construction superintendent and field engineers prior to implementation