About
I am a mechanical engineering student at the University of Alberta specializing in product design and biomedical robotics. I build human-facing machines that integrate hardware with adaptive intelligence.
I research prosthetic hands at the BLINC Lab and am building a powered prosthetic leg with Alberta Bionix. My work spans the full development lifecycle, from mechanical design, fabrication, and validation to deploying real-time learning.
I lead the biomedical engineering club BMEC, mentor first-year students, and help write university policy on AI in teaching and assessment. I also build industry partnerships for CUBEC, Canada’s national undergraduate biomedical engineering council, and have taught elementary and junior high students about AI with Amii.
I spend my remaining time building Lego, running, and exploring design.
I am available for Summer 2027 roles in robotics and medical devices.
Headshot in the Engineering Teaching & Learning Complex.
Research poster at the 2025 Alberta Biomedical Engineering Conference.
Machine learning and AI workshop with Amii.
Lego minifigure in Mactaggart Sanctuary.
Ultramarathon finish near the High Level Bridge.
Biomedical Engineering Club presentation.
Whiteboard sketches of robotic leg mechanisms.
Lunch and a book in the main quad.