I am a Master’s graduate in Mechanical Engineering from York University’s Lassonde School of Engineering, where my research focused on reinforcing polyester resin with a renewable bio-based nanomaterial to advance sustainable engineering solutions. My work aimed to enhance the mechanical, adhesive, and thermal performance of polyester systems, offering safer and more sustainable alternatives to conventional epoxies. I also hold a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Lassonde School of Engineering, with Specialized Honours in aerodynamics and composite materials.

​Alongside my studies, I serve in the Cadet Instructor Cadre of the Canadian Armed Forces under the Regional Cadet Support Unit (Central). I am assigned to 883 Air Commodore Leonard Birchall Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron, the very unit where I once trained as a cadet. Motivated by a deep sense of gratitude and purpose, I returned to the program to give back, mentor youth, and help develop the leaders of tomorrow. I also occasionally support multiple area offices, focusing on activities, planning, and operations across the region.

My dedication to service began early, with extensive volunteer work throughout high school. Whether in academic, military, or community settings, I consistently aim for high levels of leadership, mentorship, and a passion for fostering growth in others.