About Me
Where Precision Meets Vision
As a Software Engineering student at Western University, I spend my days building resilient, high-performance systems at the intersection of AI, robotics, and cloud-native infrastructure. I thrive in deep technical challenges — from PX4 firmware and LoRa telemetry to CNN/Transformer architectures.
My engineering mindset shapes how I approach a photograph: I debug compositions, refactor framing, and optimize for the moment. But the camera demands something code never does — surrender to imperfection. The best shots happen when the plan fails and the light does something no function could predict.
The Engineer
I design and build software systems — whether leading autonomous VTOL mission systems at Western Aero Design or architecting computer vision platforms. I think in types, interfaces, and data flows. This analytical lens follows me everywhere, including into the field with a camera.
The Photographer
Behind the lens, the engineer quiets down and instinct takes over. I chase light across landscapes, study the geometry of buildings, and wait — sometimes for hours — for a creature to reveal itself. This is where logic meets wonder.