I build things that run close to the metal — embedded firmware, real-time operating systems, and hardware-software interfaces. Fluent in C, C++, Python, comfortable with Linux, networking, and cybersecurity.
I'm a Computer Engineering Technology student at Seneca Polytechnic, graduating 2026. My work spans embedded firmware, real-time OS programming, hardware circuit design, Linux server administration, and cybersecurity assessment.
I'm drawn to problems at the intersection of hardware and software — where a line of code directly controls something physical. From programming NXP microcontrollers with FreeRTOS, to designing PCBs from scratch and running penetration tests in isolated lab environments.
Outside of technical work, I serve as a Peer Mentor at Seneca — sharpening my ability to explain complex ideas clearly and stay calm under pressure.
Actively looking for part-time roles and internships in embedded systems, IT infrastructure, or software development. If you have an opportunity or just want to talk tech — my inbox is open.