A recent graduate of the Dual International Masters Degree (DIMD) program, I hold two Masters of Applied Science, one from University of Windsor and the other from Politecnico di Torino. My field of research mainly focuses on fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, and 1-D simulations.I graduated with a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering from Western University with a strong passion for thermofluids, simulations, modelling, and design.I possess experience within the automotive industry, having a 1 year internship in development engineering with General Motors, and a 4 month co-op as a tool & process engineering student with Fiat Chrysler. I have manufacturing experience with Schaeffler, working in the injection molding and bearing assembly lines.I am a detail oriented individual with a passion for ensuring tasks are done in a meticulous and organized manner. Constantly searching for ways to improve efficiency, I enjoy improving systems to create efficient workspaces. As a project-oriented worker I find the biggest reward in achievements, goal completion, and collaboration amongst team members. Remaining organized is one of my top priorities, and I am renowned for keeping a calm attitude and bringing logical reasoning to any project or workspace. My future career will allow me to meet new people, try new things, and gain enriching technical experience to succeed in fast-paced competitive environments.My personal hobbies include video games, listening to music, and watching movies (70's and 80's era), but I love trying new things and exploring the world.