Engineering Student with a Biomed Focus
I’m a Nanotechnology Engineering student at the University of Waterloo with experience across research, product developement, software engineering, and biomedical engineering. I’m interested in work that sits at the intersection of technology, problem-solving, and real-world impact, whether that means developing new solutions directly or helping translate complex technical ideas into practical applications.
My co-op and project experience has exposed me to a variety of technical settings, including medical device testing + automation at Siemens Healthineers, software development at a startup where I helped build a product recommendation chatbot seen by thousands of users in the first month, and my current internship at Randox Laboratories in Northern Ireland. I am also completing a biosensor capstone project focused on a home-based melanoma test. Across these experiences, I’ve developed a strong foundation in interdisciplinary thinking, analytical problem-solving, and communicating technical work clearly to different audiences.
I’m particularly interested in innovation-driven fields, including engineering, health technology, and intellectual property. As someone who enjoys both technical depth and clear communication, I’ve become increasingly interested in how new technologies are developed, assessed, and protected, which is why I’m also exploring future paths related to patent law.
Outside of work and academics, I’ve competed in varsity field hockey while balancing a demanding engineering course load - often with 7+ courses excluding labs, and I represented Team Ontario for more than five seasons in my youth. Those experiences strengthened my discipline, teamwork, and resilience. In my free time, I enjoy traveling, playing the piano, and painting ( oils, acrylics, and large-scale murals ).
