My Experience
Backend Developer
LawtonicaWhat I Did
Working as a Back-End Developer at a fast-paced AI startup, building scalable systems to power Lawtonica's AI assistant for municipal by-laws. Contributing to the growth from a hackathon-winning project to a real-world civic-tech platform supporting residents, newcomers, and businesses.
Key Achievements
Building scalable backend systems for AI-powered municipal by-law assistant
Designing and deploying reliable APIs and data pipelines for civic-tech platform
Working with City of Kingston to make municipal governance more accessible
Supporting residents, newcomers, and businesses with AI-powered city services
Technologies & Tools
Director of Information Technology
Queen's Computing Students' AssociationWhat I Did
Directing a 10+ member tech team building and maintaining digital tools for 1,800+ students at Queen's Computing. As the student government for Queen's School of Computing, my team and I collaborate with portfolios, faculty, professors, and the student community to deliver impactful, long-lasting products.
Key Achievements
Launched CASLab Room Booking System serving 1,800+ computing students with private breakout room reservations
Made and manage the official COMPSA website with live events calendar for student engagement
Developed academic resources page providing study materials and support for computing students
Created internal hiring tool for job opportunities within the organization
Implemented official Queen's School of Computing Merch store with e-commerce functionality
Technologies & Tools
Lead Developer
Queen's University Web DevelopmentWhat I Did
Led the development of a production-ready booking platform for a 600+ member student organization during QWEB's 2025 Winter Sprint. Implemented unified scheduling features for meetings and interviews, inspired by Calendly and LettuceMeet, to streamline organizational workflows and improve user experience.
Key Achievements
Delivered a production-ready booking platform serving 600+ active users in just 4 months
Led a team of 4 developers through QWEB's 2025 Winter Sprint project development
Implemented unified scheduling features for meetings and interviews, inspired by Calendly and LettuceMeet
Presented the application at QWEB's Demo Day, representing the team and demonstrating technical features to stakeholders and peers
Technologies & Tools
Software Engineer
Queen's Themed Entertainment Development TeamWhat I Did
One of two software engineers leading QTEDT team to qualify from 400+ participants across 32 universities in North America for the 2025 TMU Thrill Design Invitational, advancing to Universal Creative™–hosted challenges in Safety/Accessibility & Novel Ride Design. Designed and implemented comprehensive ride control and guest management systems for themed entertainment applications.
Key Achievements
Led team qualification from 400+ participants across 32 universities for 2025 TMU Thrill Design Invitational
Designed and implemented Python (PyQt5) ride control system managing 19 carts across 6 scenes with real-time tracking
Developed full-stack guest management system using Python, Flask, SQLite, and JavaScript with secure authentication
Built state persistence system (JSON) ensuring 100% safety protocol compliance during normal and emergency operations