About me
I'm currently a second-year manufacturing engineering undergraduate at the University of British Columbia, and I have a strong interest in the aerospace sector, particularly in design and manufacturing. I am drawn to projects where precision, performance, and real-world constraints matter, and where the final result has to work just as well as it looks.
My work is driven by a focus on the both the process and the end result. How something functions, how efficient it is to get to the final product, and how well it holds up in real use. Whether I’m working on an engineering project or capturing moments to tell stories through photography, I care deeply about precision, quality, and impact. I am especially interested in how creative and critical thinking come together to create systems that are both technically sound and visually compelling.
I approach projects as a hands-on, kinesthetic learner. I like to build, test, refine, and improve. I am highly organized and detail-oriented, but also experimental, which lets me move from idea to working result quickly while still maintaining accuracy and consistency.
When I’m not working on projects or shooting photos, I’m usually chasing motion in one form or another - motorsports, outdoor adventures, or travel. I follow everything from Formula 1 to endurance and rally racing, and I love being outside, whether that’s a competitive pickleball match with family and friends or a long road trip to somewhere I've never been. I also love listening to music - whether it is pop, rock, jazz, or orchestral, I will always have something serenading my ears.
