University of Waterloo
2021 – 2026Bachelor of Computer Science
- Artificial Intelligence Specialization
- Graduated with Distinction
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Accredited knowledge. Unbounded curiosity.
Wilfrid Laurier University
2021 – 2026Bachelor of Business Administration
- Finance Concentration
- Economics Minor
In essence, I can sell the vision and build the product that delivers on it.
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From first API call to doorstep: I designed and built the B2B integrations, routing engines and delivery apps behind ShipIQ. Now my focus is data pipelines that catch exceptions before they impact operations.Read the case study ShipIQ
Hundreds of products, multiple languages, B2B and B2C on one platform. I moved Vortex’s e-commerce between major systems while it kept serving heavy day-to-day traffic.Read the case study Vortex Canada
[One or two lines: the problem, what you built, and what changed]Read the case study Echo Web Design
Teams I’ve helped. What I left behind.
Each project links to a full case study: the brief, what I built, and what changed for the team.
Read about my process
From first API call to doorstep: I designed and built the B2B integrations, routing engines and delivery apps behind ShipIQ. Now my focus is data pipelines that catch exceptions before they impact operations.Read the case study ShipIQ
Hundreds of products, multiple languages, B2B and B2C on one platform. I moved Vortex’s e-commerce between major systems while it kept serving heavy day-to-day traffic.Read the case study Vortex Canada[One or two lines: the problem, what you built, and what changed]Read the case study Echo Web Designsection#approach { render: dither }
How I work. From first call to production.
The same four-stage loop I run with every team: built inside your stack, measured by evals, and handed over so it keeps working after I leave.
- 01DiscoverDays 1–2Map the workflow, the data, and what “good” looks like before anyone writes a prompt.
- 02PrototypeWeek 1Pair with your engineers to get a working prototype running in your own stack.
- 03EvaluateWeek 2Turn “it seems to work” into numbers the team trusts, and make every release pass them.
- 04Ship & hand offWeeks 3–4Harden for scale, document the patterns, and feed what we learned back to the product.