I am a Computer Science graduate from York University currently seeking full-time opportunities in full-stack software development, platform engineering, and related roles. I enjoy building systems that solve practical problems, whether that means shipping user-facing features, improving internal tooling, or automating workflows that save teams time and effort. During my time at RBC, I worked on several high-impact internal engineering problems. One of the projects I’m proudest of involved troubleshooting and improving our team’s internal tool, Jenkins Control Center. I had to dive into a Python/Django codebase, investigate loading issues and inaccurate metrics, and apply what I had learned about OpenShift to help resolve the underlying scaling and storage bottlenecks. I also took initiative on the tool’s UI and usability. In a separate project, I built automation to validate a major Artifactory migration across multiple environments. That solution helped ensure parity between old and new instances, saved hundreds of hours of manual work, and was delivered with documentation so it could continue to be used and extended by others. Outside of work, I’ve built several projects that reflect my interest in full-stack development, AI systems, and data-driven applications. I developed a news aggregation platform that scraped content from six major news portals, ran sentiment analysis and summarization models, stored processed data in MongoDB, and exposed the results through a TypeScript frontend and Python backend. I’m also currently working on a research project focused on geospatial mappings in navigation using knowledge graphs, RAG/GraphRAG, and LLMs, where I’ve been exploring how structured graph data and semantic retrieval can improve route reasoning and preference-aware navigation. What I’d bring to a new role is a combination of strong technical curiosity, ownership, and willingness to learn quickly. I like understanding how systems work beneath the surface, collaborating with others to solve ambiguous problems, and building solutions that are both technically sound and useful in practice.…I am a Computer Science graduate from York University currently seeking full-time opportunities in full-stack software development, platform engineering, and related roles. I enjoy building systems that solve practical problems, whether that means shipping user-facing features, improving internal tooling, or automating workflows that save teams time and effort. During my time at RBC, I worked on several high-impact internal engineering problems. One of the projects I’m proudest of involved troubleshooting and improving our team’s internal tool, Jenkins Control Center. I had to dive into a Python/Django codebase, investigate loading issues and inaccurate metrics, and apply what I had learned about OpenShift to help resolve the underlying scaling and storage bottlenecks. I also took initiative on the tool’s UI and usability. In a separate project, I built automation to validate a major Artifactory migration across multiple environments. That solution helped ensure parity between old and new instances, saved hundreds of hours of manual work, and was delivered with documentation so it could continue to be used and extended by others. Outside of work, I’ve built several projects that reflect my interest in full-stack development, AI systems, and data-driven applications. I developed a news aggregation platform that scraped content from six major news portals, ran sentiment analysis and summarization models, stored processed data in MongoDB, and exposed the results through a TypeScript frontend and Python backend. I’m also currently working on a research project focused on geospatial mappings in navigation using knowledge graphs, RAG/GraphRAG, and LLMs, where I’ve been exploring how structured graph data and semantic retrieval can improve route reasoning and preference-aware navigation. What I’d bring to a new role is a combination of strong technical curiosity, ownership, and willingness to learn quickly. I like understanding how systems work beneath the surface, collaborating with others to solve ambiguous problems, and building solutions that are both technically sound and useful in practice.WWWW…