01 / SELECTED WORK
Selected projects.
A few explorations in AI, algorithms,
and building things that matter.
Dx Simulated Patient
Diagnosis Platform
A space to practise the conversations that matter. An AI-powered simulator that helps medical students train through real-time consultations with conversational patients from different demographics.
uOTTAHACK 8 · JAN 2026
NAV Canada
Making complex airspace a little clearer. A team-built tool that analyzes planned flight trajectories, identifies airspace conflicts, and suggests operational adjustments with AI.
uOTTAWA CHESS HACKATHON · OCT 2025
Chess engine
An AI chess engine built to look beyond the next move. Combining alpha-beta pruning, iterative deepening, and transposition tables to search smarter and play stronger.
02 / ALONG THE WAY
Learning by doing.
EXPERIENCE ACROSS INDUSTRIES
AI & Digital Factory Intern
Rogers Capital
Co-developed a Python document-processing tool to organize, label, and flag relevant company files and logs in SharePoint. Used REST APIs, JSON, and relational databases to support backend workflows.
Cyber Security Intern
Ernst & Young
Completed hands-on cybersecurity exercises with Metasploit and Burp Suite, and shadowed senior employees during penetration testing with Kali Linux and Nmap. Supported client proposals and documented meetings with international clients.
IT Systems Administration & Helpdesk Intern
Air Mauritius
Helped people get up and running through laptop configuration and end-user support. Assisted with VLAN organization and wrote a practical guide to Microsoft Teams on mobile.
03 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE CODE
Beyond the work.
I’m drawn to the meeting point of mathematical precision and creative thinking. At the University of Ottawa, I’m pursuing Joint Honours in Computer Science and Mathematics, graduating in 2030.
Outside of code, you’ll find me playing soccer or basketball, training in MMA, or sitting at a piano. I earned my ABRSM Grade 8 with Distinction in 2022 — a lesson in patience, practice, and finding expression within structure.
Eight years in scouting, culminating as a Patrol Leader, taught me something I bring to every team: listen first, stay resourceful, and look out for the people beside you.
University of Ottawa
Joint Honours in Computer Science
& Mathematics
A FEW MILESTONES
Dean’s Honour List Fall 2025 & Winter 2026
1st place, Hack the Hill III Best general project · 2026
IEEE × HackTheBox CTF winner Most flags captured · January 2026
Python / Java / JavaScript / HTML & CSS / SQL / Linux / GitHub / JUnit
04 / GOOD THINGS START WITH A CONVERSATION
Let’s make
something meaningful.
A project, an opportunity, or just a shared curiosity.
I’d love to hear what you’re thinking.