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Markham, Ontario, Canada

• This position entails undertaking advanced traffic engineering analyses for a variety of complex transportation projects including:
• Highway 401 Widening Project (between Guelph Line and Mavis Road) | Milton/Mississauga, Ontario
• I-81 Viaduct Rehabilitation Project | Syracuse, New York
• Durham-Scarborough Bus Rapid Transit | Toronto, Ontario
• Hurontario LRT at Highway 401 | Mississauga, Ontario
• Peterborough Bypass Study | Peterborough, Ontario

Brampton, Canada

• The primary responsibilities of this position were to:
• Maintain and update the Peel Travel Demand Forecasting model
• Supervise and provide direction to all projects involving model application and data related to Transportation Planning
• Support transportation planning and traffic studies such as transportation master plans using transportation modelling and data analytics
• Coordinate the Transportation Tomorrow Survey, Travel Time Study, Cordon Count program, and other data-related projects internally at the Region of Peel

Brampton, Ontario

• Helped with the development and application of Peel Region's Travel Demand Forecasting Model
• Undertook in-depth research and analyses to support long-range transportation planning studies
• Worked with internal clients and external agencies in the preparation and delivery of transportation information and data requests
• Provided information for environmental assessments regarding transportation infrastructure needsPersonal Projects Include:
• Long Range Transportation Master Plan
• Arterial HOV Network Feasibility Study

Toronto, Canada Area

I worked at the University of Toronto's Concrete Materials Research group and helped develop a higher strength concrete through increased aggregate bonding from additions of silica-carbide abrasions, fine-grained sand, and cement-coated aggregates. My research involved gaining a thorough understanding of electric fibre-optics, 3-dimensional microscopes.

Oakville, Ontario

• Inspected vehicle sections and examined vehicle design to prevent wind and water damage in an assembly plant through the use of chemical sealer
• Reviewed and inspected vehicle door parts to ensure vehicle production exceeded product quality specifications
• Collaborated with Health and Safety Departments to ensure employee compliance

Master Of Science - M.S., Transportation Engineering

Activities and Societies: Institute for Transportation Studies, Advanced Professional Preparation of Supervised Teaching, Future Civil and.

Bachelor Of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Civil Engineering

Activities and Societies: Peer Assisted Study Sessions Facilitator, Canadian Electrical Contractor's Association (Treasurer).