Mechanical Engineering & Management | Payload & Landing Gear Lead, Aerospace Team | Rock Climber (aka Problem Solver)
Mechanical Engineering & Management | Payload & Landing Gear Lead, Aerospace Team | Rock Climber (aka Problem Solver)
Now in my fourth year of the five-year Mechanical Engineering and Management program at McMaster University, I love to conceptualize solutions that tackle engineering challenges–and then bring them to life. Whether it’s optimizing a design or developing a more efficient process, the engineer in me analyzes every aspect of an assignment and dreams big. That said, I rely on my practical business sense and can-do attitude to make the most of available resources.
Passionate about innovation in mechanical design, I am actively engaged in the McMaster Aerospace Team. I lead the Payload & Landing Gear sub-team in optimizing materials, weight distribution, resistance, and traction to achieve consistent performance and minimize the effects of impact on landing for a 15-foot unmanned fixed-wing aircraft carrying a sizeable payload. Last year, as a member of the fuselage sub-team, I contributed to the 3D modelling and manufacturing of fuselage sections–and conducted troubleshooting and repairs at the international SAE Aero Design East Competition in Lakeland, Florida.
In 2023, I was selected to join the university's ENGCOMM (Engineering and Commerce Case Competition) team, where I leveraged my 3D modelling, research, analytical, and presentation skills to ideate unique solutions for industry challenges.
In my spare time, I channel my problem-solving abilities into rock climbing–navigating where I need to be...and how to get there.
I'm always looking for opportunities for continued learning within the engineering and business communities, where I can merge my technical and analytical abilities to innovate, design, and bring to market solutions that meaningfully engage end users and improve the bottom line. I'd love to chat about any project, co-op position, or challenge.