I work as a Senior Hardware Test Engineer for novel, implantable medical devices.

I worked as an Instrumentation Engineer primarily supporting a line of research-use instruments (NanoAssemblr Ignite, Spark, and Blaze ) that harness proprietary microfluidic mixing technology for genetic medicine applications.

I implemented build process improvements (develop internal software utilities, test processes, custom test equipment), conducted failure root cause analyses, supported field service activities, and supported supply chain shortage issues.

At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, I helped to found a company (PEEP-Alert Technologies, Inc.) to develop an alarm device to be used with helmet-based non-invasive ventilation. This device monitors pressure and flow rate and will notify clinicians if either of these parameters leave a configurable range.

The same 3 person founding team is now working on remote environmental sensor system deployments at Ensemble Scientific, Inc.

BASc in Engineering Physics at the University of British Columbia. Graduated in 2019. The program includes a solid foundation of math and physics, electrical, mechanical, and software engineering. In addition, it includes 16 months of "co-op" work experience.

Interned at Tesla in the Drive Systems Engineering team as a Test Engineer supporting the Model 3.
Developed an API for interfacing with the Tesla Model 3 drive inverter, designed and built a motor mount weldment, and supported production line improvements.