Biography

With a foundation rooted in industrial manufacturing and a passion for engineering innovation, my journey has been characterized by a blend of hands-on experience and academic pursuit. My passion for this field was established at a young age – as I found myself enthralled by shows like “How It’s Made,” which taught me about the intricate processes involved in modern manufacturing. Undertaking welding classes at SIAST Regina while still in high school to applying my trade as a welder and eventually transitioning to university, my trajectory has been marked by a commitment to continuous learning and growth. Throughout my tenure at the University of Regina, specializing in industrial systems engineering, I have delved into a diverse range of subjects, from automation and control to project management and materials science. It is my deep-rooted interest in nuclear science that has served as a research interest of choice, igniting a curiosity to explore the intricacies of this complex field. Alongside my academic pursuits, my professional journey, including a notable internship at Orano Canada Inc., has provided me with invaluable insights into the practical application of engineering principles within industrial settings. As I embark on the next phase of my professional journey, I am eager to further explore the intersection of nuclear science, engineering, and industrial innovation, driven by a desire to contribute meaningfully to the advancement of these disciplines and tackle pressing challenges facing our world today.