I believe leadership is best measured by the opportunities I create for others. Alongside engineering, I’ve worked in student organizations, robotics mentorship, healthcare volunteering, and community service.

Technical communities

President · AI Club, University of Calgary

2026–2027

My current role brings together my interests in AI, technical education, and building a community where students can explore the field together.

Chair · IEEE Student Branch, University of Calgary

Current

Supporting the university’s community of students in engineering and technology.

Vice President, Academic & Workshop Executive · AI Club

Previous role · University of Calgary

Facilitated workshops on AI theory and applications in computational chemistry and robotics, using participant feedback to improve the workshops.

District Committee Chair & Senior VP · Rotary and Rotaract

Previous roles · Rotary District 5360 & Rotaract UCalgary

Coordinated initiatives across Rotaract clubs and contributed to strategic planning for community activities.

Mentorship and education

FIRST Robotics Mentor · Calgary Board of Education

2022–2023

Mentored a new all-girls FIRST Tech Challenge team through mathematics, computer science, and programming. Workshops covered linear algebra, control theory, colour spaces, trigonometry, and collaborative software development.

Read about the mentoring experience.

Children’s Ministry Teacher · Winner’s Chapel International Calgary

Teaching and guiding children through interactive activities grounded in faith and values.

Volunteer service

Emergency, Patient Support & Site Wayfinder · Alberta Health Services

Provided directions and assistance to patients, visitors, and staff, communicating with people from a wide range of backgrounds in a hospital setting.

Shelter Helper · The Mustard Seed

Helped distribute clothing and hygiene products and managed access to residents’ personal lockers.

A record of service

My personal records and estimates include 2,045 patients and staff helped, a 30% reduction in wayfinding queries, 62 students mentored, 24 volunteers mobilized, 200 items distributed, and $24K raised across these activities.

These figures are self-reported estimates. Roles and affiliations do not constitute official statements or endorsements by the organizations.

Get in touch about technical workshops, mentorship, or community collaboration.