I started my development experience while I was employed at Taiga Motors. I worked on intricate systems as a battery assembler, where even one error may have catastrophic effects. I learned the value of following procedures and communicating clearly from this, and it has a direct impact on how I approach software architecture and teamwork.

I am working full-time as a sushi chef and attending night classes at John Abbott. Writing clean, efficient, and error-free code is based on the same concepts I learnt when working in the kitchen: extreme precision, constancy under pressure, and a profound respect for the process.

I've managed to combine this practical experience with my academics, where I've continuously made the Dean's List.

When I'm not coding, you can usually find me exploring Montreal's food scene, enjoy a short gaming break or playing DnD.