McMaster Engineering 1 Student.
Still Building.

I build and run 9 SEO and QA automations across 13 live client websites for a digital marketing agency: schema audits, redirect fixes, spelling checks, uptime and speed monitoring, image posting, plus a dashboard that tracks all of it. Claude API, Zapier and the WordPress REST API, cron-scheduled over SSH.

Taught Grades 3 to 9 through Python, Arduino, Roblox Studio and AI-based robotics over the summer.

Designed and built the company's real estate website in Framer, with clean layouts, smooth animations and an easy way to browse listings, then ran its content and digital marketing.

McMaster's electric Formula SAE team, 2026-27 season. After building an EV go-kart from scratch, I wanted the same problem at race-car scale, so I joined the powertrain electrical sub-team.

Led a 5-person team in my first season, then moved into a builder role on a bigger team. Five robot iterations in Fusion 360. With 839Z: regional champions, Excellence Award at provincials, division quarterfinalists at the 2026 World Championship.

Running engineering-side sponsorship for a 48-hour cross-faculty AI hackathon (Oct 30 to Nov 1) that pairs DeGroote MBA students with engineering students.

Started the school's Coding & Robotics Club and ran weekly sessions for 15+ members. We built a 15-week curriculum that goes from first Arduino sketches through electronics and CAD to 3D-printed final builds.

Designed a transit flood-mitigation system with a team of five: rain-garden corridors and rooftop capture to keep TTC and GO service running through heavy storms. Used morph charts and Pugh charts to pick between concepts.

Led the business pitch and plan (market research, product model, financials, SWOT) for an AI study tool that organizes notes, generates practice questions and tracks student progress.

A low-pressure evening with U of T math and CS students, startup founders and hackathon winners, talking about what everyone was building and what was getting in the way.

Talks on making AI-built products look designed instead of generated, plus a water-tracking app built live on stage and wired to an NFC tag.

On supervising AI agents that produce more output than a person can check, and turning their claims into checks you can actually run.