Outside of tech, I like to play sports and explore nature. I grew up playing hockey and baseball, and love spending time in the mountains, racing enduro mountain bikes and skiing. This connection to the outdoors has directly shaped my professional life. During an 8-month co-op with Natural Resources Canada on the Induced Seismicity Project, I modeled real-world sites to ensure fracking and wastewater disposal wouldn't trigger harmful seismic activity in remote communities. Later, as a Software Developer at the Pacific Forestry Centre, I collaborated with like-minded engineers and scientists who care deeply about protecting BC’s forests. In my final two years at the University of Victoria, I've been building skills in machine learning and computer vision such as mathematical optimization, data mining techniques and the design and training of convolutional neural networks; exploring these skills through projects, class work and contributions as a member of the Autonomous Underwater Vehicles Interdisciplinary Club, where we build autonomous submarines. Through the club, I represented my University at RoboSub 2026 in Irvine, California. On top of that, I always have fun playing around with full stack and web dev projects like the website you are currently on!