With a deep-rooted passion for robotics, I am a Computer Engineer by trade with a strong interest in electronics. Robotics is a well-balanced blend of mechanical, electrical, and software engineering. Throughout my career in product development, I have become highly proficient in rapid prototyping which leads to mass manufacturing. Along this journey, I developed a keen interest in knowledge management within the realm of manufacturing, making it my mission to ensure a smooth and efficient development lifecycle. In my free time, I volunteer for NorthSec, a cybersecurity conference. I lead the hardware development of the electronic badge, which serves as the entry ticket for participants and features Easter eggs, hacking challenges, and interactive games.
Badgelife is a vibrant subculture found at hacking conferences like DEFCON, where participants design, create, and exchange custom electronic badges. These badges, often made from PCBs, showcase intricate designs, LED lights, and puzzles or challenges. Badgelife enthusiasts use these creations as a form of artistic expression and technical skill demonstration, fostering a community of creativity and collaboration.
My business card was submitted to a Hackaday contest
and featured on pcgamer.com.
Lots of fun! Meet me at DEFCON and Northsec to nerd out on Badges.
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.
VP Finance | President
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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Founder
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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Co-VP Badge
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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