an Industrial Engineering student at the University of Toronto, driven to build technology that makes everyday life more accessible for everyone.
A portable Arduino prototype built to help people with mobility or visual challenges navigate more safely.
I designed and programmed this simple device using the HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor to detect obstacles and guide movement. It was a great learning experience in applying engineering principles to solve real-world problems. Here's a picture!
Conducted research through U of T's Discovery Program and presented findings at the 2025 Chemistry Symposium.
I collaborated with my team on an advanced hydrogel research project through the University of Toronto Discovery Project in Chemistry, then presented our findings at the 2 025 UofT Chemistry Symposium. Our group was recognized as a winner in the program. It strengthened my analytical skills, scientific reasoning, and ability to work through research as part of a team. View full poster →
Physics-based turbine engineering project involving modelling and analysis.
I collaborated with my team through the University of Toronto Discovery Project to design, 3D-print, and evaluate Pelton water turbine prototypes across 20+ trials to optimize hydroelectric power efficiency. I calculated power generation using fluid dynamics and electrical output equations, analyzed design trade-offs, and presented our research poster at the U of T Physics Symposium. This project strengthened my engineering analysis and experimental troubleshooting skills. View full poster →
A Python application for temperature conversion and calculations.
I built a command-line Python application to perform bidirectional temperature conversions across Celsius, Fahrenheit, and Kelvin scales. I designed the program to give users a practical conversion tool, including an option to export calculation history to a text file. This project strengthened my core Python skills and practical software development practices.
Top-5% global ranking at picoCTF 2026, an international cybersecurity competition.
I led our school's team in the picoCTF 2026 cybersecurity competition. I guided team strategy, helped newer members, and solved technical challenges throughout the event. Our team reached the top 5% out of 8,750+ global teams, making it the highest rank our school has achieved in the competition.
I represented my school in Skills Canada IT Systems Administration competitions across two consecutive years.
I applied network configuration and troubleshooting skills under strict time limits throughout each event. In 2025, I earned regional gold and went on to win a provincial bronze medal as the first student from my school to place in the competition. In 2026, I secured city-level gold again and finished 4th at provincials. These experiences strengthened my ability to perform under pressure while resolving complex technical problems.
20+ professional certifications in cloud computing, cybersecurity, networking, Microsoft 365, digital literacy, and more.
Over the past few years, I've earned over 20 professional certifications. Each one meant studying course material, practicing the skills hands-on, and passing a certification exam. This steadily built up my technical knowledge and professional ability.
Recognized with six subject and community awards at Stephen Leacock C.I., presented for top academic performance and school contribution.
Grade 12 French, English, & Physics Awards: Earned for achieving the highest mark in each respective course.
Computer Engineering Award: Received for outstanding performance and top academic standing in the course.
Outstanding Contribution to French Award: Awarded for completing four consecutive years of French studies throughout high school.
Guidance Award: Nominated by my guidance counsellor for leadership, initiative, and positive impact within the school community.
Nominated to represent Stephen Leacock C.I. for this national STEM award.
My nomination recognizes my academic achievement, initiative, and creativity in technical fields. This honor highlights my passion for innovation and leadership within science and technology.
Selected by my school as the recipient of the University of Toronto National Book Award.
This award recognizes students with exceptional academic achievement, original thinking, and significant contributions to their school and community. This nomination also qualified me to apply for the University of Toronto National Scholarship Program.
Selected as a Merit Award Bursary Recipient
Earned prestigious regional recognition and financial support for maintaining top academic standing, demonstrating strong character, and making a sustained positive impact within the school community
Media Assistant at the Canadian Multicultural Inventors Museum, TDSB Focus on Youth Program - Summer 2024
Digital Systems: Developed a digital inventory system to improve resource tracking and asset management across exhibits.
Content & Engagement: Created interactive online biographies, produced social media content and videos to increase public engagement.
Exhibit Support & Training: Introduced 3D-printed models for interactive displays and prepared training guides for staff-led workshops.
Marketing Assistant, TDSB Community Services Department - Summer 2025
Social Media Analytics: Analyzed performance data across 50+ posts on 4 platforms using Sprout Social to build the annual report with evidence-based recommendations.
Workflow Optimization: Researched operational methods and applied logical problem-solving to streamline digital processes and improve department efficiency.
Digital Content Creation: Produced clear, user-focused digital content tailored specifically to match departmental outreach goals.
Peer Tutor under the Toronto District School Board - 2024-2026
At my high school, I was selected as a peer tutor for two years. Throughout my time as a tutor, I supported 30+ students in Math, Physics, Science, English, French, History, and ESL. I led sessions, adapted lessons to each student’s needs, and helped them gain confidence and improve academically.
Launched and ran four independent businesses - 2022-Present
Property Maintenance & Snow Removal (2022 – Present): Built a local client base, managed weekly schedules, and provided hands-on outdoor services based on demand and the season.
Local Art Sales (2023 – 2025): Created custom artwork, marketed pieces, and handled secure delivery.
Phone Case E-Commerce (2022 – 2024): Designed trending phone cases, managed an online storefront, and oversaw inventory and customer service.
Core Skills: Time management, budgeting, customer relations, digital marketing, and problem-solving.
Participated in a variety of extracurricular activities, including student leadership roles, public speaking, and community service.
Student Leadership & Public Speaking: Researched and delivered weekly 20-minute sermons for my school's Muslim student community, and support 30+ students as a peer tutor in STEM and humanities.
Event Coordination & Debate Club: Co-founded the Debate Club to mentor students in public speaking, and served as lead organizer for our annual 200+ person community Iftar dinner.
Athletics & Global Outreach: Competed as a three-year varsity soccer player and represented the student body as an International Student Ambassador.
Academic courses and highlights.
My coursework built a strong academic foundation and allowed me to participate on a couple of university-level projects, which helped me discover my love for engineering.
Grade 12 French - FSF4U + Award
Grade 12 English - ENG4U + Award
Grade 12 Physics - SPH4U + Award
Grade 12 Calculus & Vectors - MCV4U
Grade 12 Chemistry - SCH4U
Grade 12 Computer Science - ICS4U
Grade 12 Advanced Functions - MHF4U
My university studies continue to expand my technical knowledge, problem-solving ability, and engineering understanding.
These are my first year courses:
Orientation to Engineering - APS100H1
Engineering Chemistry and Materials Science - APS110H1
Engineering Strategies & Practice I - APS111H1
Mechanics - CIV100H1
Calculus I - MAT186H1
Linear Algebra - MAT188H1
Fundamentals of Computer Programming - APS106H1
Engineering Strategies & Practice II - APS112H1
Electrical Fundamentals - ECE110H1
Calculus II - MAT187H1
Dynamics - MIE100H1
Seminar Course: Introduction to Mechanical and Industrial Engineering - MIE191H1