ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING STUDENT · EMBEDDED HARDWARE · INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
I am an Electrical Engineering student at the University of Ottawa with a degree background in Industrial Design, seeking roles in hardware design and hardware verification. I build and prototype complete embedded hardware systems, bridging multi-layer PCB layout, component selection, board bring-up, and mechanical enclosure integration (DFM/CAD) into functional physical assemblies.
My work centers on benchtop execution, including hands-on lab debugging, signal verification, and C/C++ microcontroller firmware. Driven by an interest in computer architecture, I am also learning digital logic design and building a custom RISC-V processor project in Verilog on FPGAs.
B.A.Sc. Candidate in Electrical Engineering at the University of Ottawa, backed by a formal background and degree in Industrial Design.
Full-lifecycle embedded boards, spanning schematic capture, component selection, board bring-up, and custom enclosure fit.
Actively learning digital logic design and developing a custom RISC-V core project in Verilog for FPGA target hardware.
An electromechanical tool designed to extract 30–80 mg material samples from CANDU reactor pressure tubes remotely. Integrates DC motors, load cells, and a custom spring-loaded container for automated material extraction.
A custom mechanical keyboard with hot-swap PCB, brass plates, and DfX-driven decisions for assembly, acoustic tuning, and volume manufacturing.
A biofeedback system combining wearables and smart surfaces to deter dancer injury through real-time motion tracking and sensor feedback.
I'm currently open to embedded hardware, firmware, and PCB design opportunities. Whether you have an engineering role to discuss or a project in mind, let's talk.