Resume
Aerospace Engineer specializing in control systems, machine learning & mechatronics
Experience
Research & Tech Intern
Safran Landing Systems
Key Achievements
- Cut landing gear optimization times by 35% for pre-bid designs by deriving equations for computing gradient vectors and Jacobian matrices with vector calculus and implemented them as sparse matrices/tensors in OpenMDAO
- Reduced multi-lug landing gear joint margins of safety computation times by 90% by designing a Python class inheriting from OpenMDAO utilizing multi-joint force and moment equations and solving for the maximum and minimum stresses
- Minimized landing gear mesh generation computation times by 60% to 95% by expressing conventional loops and statements as vectorized NumPy operations leveraging the computational efficiency of NumPy
- Reduced pre-bid labour costs by automating the generation of Margins of Safety reports using OpenPYXL and Python in addition to automating the generation of landing gear cross sectional geometry plots with MatPlotLib for pre-bid reports
- Ensured codebase integrity with unit tests with PyTest for verifying stress class method outputs and error handling
Research Assistant
Autonomous Vehicles Laboratory, Ryerson
Key Achievements
- Developed an indoor drone localization system for GNSS-denied environments at 15% cost of traditional systems utilizing a camera-vision based approach implemented with ROS on an Nvidia Jetson Nano computer in tandem with a Pixhawk flight controller achieving an accuracy of 30 cm on a multi-rotor drone indoors
- Localized the drone globally by determining the positions of ArUco markers with OpenCV relative to the drone and performed coordinate system transformations to determine the global position of the drone for autonomous flight
Education
BS in Aerospace Engineering
Ryerson University
GPA: 4.11/4.33 (Ranked top 5)
Skills & Technologies
Languages
Libraries
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Awards
1st Place Metropolitan Engineering Competition
Toronto Metropolitan University
First place in the senior division for developing a pill dispenser to assist the elderly.
Mark Cuss Memorial Scholarship
Aerial Evolution Association Canada
Recognized for outstanding contributions to unmanned aerial systems and a vision for the future of unmanned aerial systems.
1st Place Metropolitan Engineering Competition
Toronto Metropolitan University
First place in the senior division for developing a skate-board locker rental system encouraging physical activity.
1st Place National Unmanned Systems Competition
Aerial Evolution Association Canada
First place in Canada's premier drone competition for the development of a UAV system for disposal of potentially hazardous packages.
1st Place National Unmanned Systems Competition
Aerial Evolution Association Canada
First place in Canada's premier drone competition for the development of a medical delivery drone system for remote regions.
University Physics Award
High School
Recognized for outstanding achievement in Grade 11 University Physics.