About Me

I turn ambition into results. When I moved to Canada at 13, I didn’t speak English and was placed in a 1st-grade English class. During my college applications, I faced rejection from every advising source, but persistence paid off. As a sophomore transfer to engineering, I joined the Tufts Solar Vehicle Project and expanded the team from eight students to a fully functioning operation. By reaching out to professionals, faculty, and peers, I completed the entire solar array manufacturing process in six months, using only 0.5% of the budget typically required by conventional methods.

Leading with Innovation and Collaboration

As President of the Tufts Solar Vehicle Project, I lead a multidisciplinary team of 130+ students from diverse technical backgrounds. By focusing on collaboration and community, I recognize people’s strengths and foster teamwork across the Mechanical, Electrical, and Business teams. Whether it’s through innovating with advanced materials or tackling complex electrical systems, I encourage our team to challenge themselves, continuously learn, and bring diverse perspectives to fuel our success. Together, we are building Tufts' first road-legal, race-competitive solar car, contributing to a more sustainable future.

Engineering with Purpose

From developing bioelectrical sensing solutions at Tufts NanoLab using triboelectric nanogenerators to leading the creation of the only MVP greenlit for development at Recruit Holdings, where I managed a cross-functional team and secured executive buy-in after 100+ customer interviews, my focus is on creating products that add value, solve environmental challenges, and are viable for businesses. I bring expertise in agile project management (Scrum, Kanban, sprint planning), Lamination, C, FPGA, VHDL, BOM, and Circuit Design, gained through both coursework and projects.

Solar Array Manufacturing

Engineering and System Design

Project Planning and Execution