With a genuine passion for robotics, I graduated from Computer Engineering in 2013 and have considerable interest for robotics. It is a well balance mix of mechanical, electrical and software engineering. Through my involvement in product development and release, I became fascinated with knowledge/information management within an organization. I make it my mandate that my team has access to tools and knowledge for a smooth development lifecycle. There is a great deal of satisfaction when the team have access to the resources they need as a result of good planning.
Currently, I work at Wowwee Canada as a Robotic Engineer in the toy industry. I build robot dogs, cats, monkeys, dragon robots. This went beyond building a simple utilitarian piece of machinery. Our creations need to bring entertainment and joy to users of all ages. It's definitely an interesting challenge.
My overarching goal is to build healthy teams and organizations which will have a positive impact to the community.
I made it my priority to solve a problem in my local community: the lack of space and access to tools for projects. Thus, I have been working on pooling the ressources into local workshops to better serve the community.
The best student ressource & engineering lab on campus open to all
IEEE Concordia's mandate is to provide an electronic laboratory for students to eliminate the enormous amount of paperwork needed to get access to a university lab
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The biggest in-person CTF in North America
The conference covers diverse topics such as network security, software and/or hardware exploitation, application security, reverse engineering, malware and cryptography.
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The 1st Makerspace in Montreal
The Makerspace's mission is to provide the tools to the community necessary to materialize an idea by providing access to welding, metalworking, woodworking, electronics and 3D printing.
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