Act as the liaison between the U4 student body and the ECSESS council,
effectively communicating student concerns, addressing academic
issues, and advocating for the student body in council meetings.
Played a pivotal role in organizing major student events such as
networking sessions, career workshops, hackathons, and social events,
driving student engagement and building a strong sense of community
within the Computer Engineering department.
As one of the most experienced members of the council, leverage my
previous roles across EUS to mentor younger council members, guiding
them in event planning, student initiatives, and council operations.
Conducted numerous interviews to recruit new council members, ensuring
the selection of the most qualified and committed individuals to
contribute effectively to the department's goals and initiatives.
Vice President Finance,
McGill ECSESSMay 2023 – Apr 2024
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Managed a $30k annual budget, strategically allocating funds to
maximize impact for over 1,200 ECSE students through academic, social,
and career-focused events.
Developed corporate partnerships to secure additional sponsorship and
funding, directly improving the quality of student-led initiatives,
events, and services provided by the society.
Worked closely with the executive team to ensure fiscal responsibility
and transparency, preparing detailed financial reports and ensuring
all initiatives stayed within budget while delivering maximum value to
the student body.
Acted as a Brand Ambassador for McGill24, McGill's largest
crowdfunding event, working to maximize fundraising and sponsorships
for ECSESS.
Mentored an incoming Computer Engineering student for a full year,
providing tailored guidance on academic strategies, course selection,
and career planning to help them successfully transition into
university life.
Fostered the mentee’s professional and personal development by
offering insights on managing workloads, preparing for internships,
and navigating campus resources, while encouraging active involvement
in student organizations and community events.
Vice President of External Affairs,
McGill ECSESSMay 2022 – Apr 2023
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Serve as a student advocate for over 1200 students in Electrical,
Computer and Software Engineering (ECSE), an event planner managing
budgets and timeline, and a peer mentor for students in ECSE.
Responsible for connecting ECSE students to representatives from
industry leading companies through multiple networking events,
mentorship programs, workshops, and company presentations.
Collaborate with other VP Externals to plan and organize
inter-departmental activities for 7000+ engineering students,
facilitating personal development, and fostering a sense of community
within the department.
Spearheaded McGill's largest annual career fair, attracting over 100
top-tier companies and facilitating engagement between 3,000+ students
and industry professionals from diverse fields, including tech,
finance, and engineering.
Led end-to-end event planning and logistics, managing all aspects of
the fair from securing venues, recruiting companies, and designing
event marketing strategies to training and overseeing a team of 200+
volunteers.
Managed financial operations, handling substantial budgets to ensure
efficient allocation of resources while delivering a high-quality
experience for students and employers.
Acted as a liaison between my team of VPs, volunteers, the McGill’s
Engineering Career Center (ECC), the McGill Undergraduate Student
Society (EUS) and external partners to enhance employer engagement,
resulting in two extremely successful iterations that significantly
boosted recruitment opportunities for McGill students.
Secured $20k in corporate sponsorships for McGill’s largest annual
hackathon, attracting 300+ participants and ensuring a memorable and
impactful experience for students and sponsors alike.
Led the fundraising efforts, developing tailored sponsorship packages
and negotiating with industry leaders to build mutually beneficial
partnerships that bolstered the event's budget and resources.
Coordinated key logistics and planning, ensuring smooth operations
during the 48-hour hackathon, including venue management, participant
engagement, and coordination with sponsors.
Worked closely with the organizing team to enhance participant
experience through workshops, mentorship sessions, and networking
opportunities with industry professionals.
Contributed to the design and development of a user-friendly website
for smart recycling bins, enhancing user engagement and providing
valuable information to the community.
Collaborated with a cross-functional team to implement features using
React, TypeScript, and Firebase, improving the functionality and
responsiveness of the recycling platform.
Collaborated with cross-functional teams to design, prototype, and
test printed circuit boards (PCBs) for the 2023 FSAE season, ensuring
compliance with industry safety and performance standards.
Utilized advanced software tools for PCB layout and simulation,
optimizing designs for reliability and efficiency, while contributing
to the overall electrical systems integration of the race car.
Facilitate the running and organization of multiple RPI, Arduino,
Soldering, and Web Server workshop series for students in the
Department of Electrical, Computer, and Software Engineering at
McGill.
Held regular office hours where students could ask questions and learn
about various technologies, personal projects, and academic
initiatives, fostering a supportive learning environment in the
Electrical, Computer, and Software Engineering department at McGill.
Started the meme group with the aim to help the mental health crisis
college students were collectively experiencing from Covid-19’s
disruptions to higher education.
Worked with the moderation team to effectively resolve problems
relating to spam accounts, bots, and trolls through actively
monitoring membership requests and posted content.
Built the community to 1 million members in less than 2 years.
INgineer Your Path Participant,
McGill UniversityJan 2022 – Apr 2022
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Collaborated with engineers from various engineering departments to learn about systems thinking and sustainability through a process of personal development and self-actualization.
Designed systematic solutions for real-world challenges and tackled critical eco-social issues across global regions.
Gained deeper understanding of myself and the industry through combining sustainability principles with depth psychology, which helped expand my perspective, and worldviews.