> Hackathon wins, scholarships, and competitive results across robotics, quantum hardware, and software.
European Premier Event
Recognized for the design of Team Parabellum’s robot — custom chassis, capstan-drive reducer, and a telescoping linear extension with a differential wrist.
Team Parabellum
Placed third in the 1v1 bracket and eighth in 3v3 alliance play.
North American Quantum Consortium
Won first place designing a superconducting transmon qubit circuit.
Hack the Coast
Awarded for Telebuddy, a teleoperated precision-soldering robot arm.
Academic
Merit scholarship recognizing academic and technical achievement.
Simon Fraser University
Entrance scholarship awarded by the SFU alumni association.
SFU Data Science Student Society
Predicted optimal batting mechanics from a baseball dataset with random forest, logistic regression, and XGBoost.
Sustainable Engineering Track
Built EcoDepot, an automated waste-sorting system pairing a custom CV model with a 3D-modeled sorting assembly.
Western Canada's largest hackathon
Won for HUDson — a deaf-assist HUD on XR glasses with real-time captioning and voice cloning.
SFU Surge
Competed and shipped a working prototype within the weekend.