Waive
A web app that turns intimidating government notices into plain language and a clear next step. Built with three teammates in 36 hours.
Electrical Engineering · McGill University
I build things that sit between software and hardware — web apps, firmware, and small tools that make tedious work disappear.
I'm a second-year Electrical Engineering student who spends most of his time somewhere between a breadboard and a text editor.
I like problems where the answer has to actually work — where a thing either lights up or it doesn't. Most of what I build starts as a small annoyance I wanted to remove.
Off the clock I play varsity badminton, solve cubes faster than is strictly reasonable, and take a camera most places I go.
Varsity Badminton
McGill Athletics
2025 — now
Specialised Sports Instructor
Glen Abbey Community Centre
2023 — 2025
A web app that turns intimidating government notices into plain language and a clear next step. Built with three teammates in 36 hours.
A sublease marketplace with map-based discovery, auth, and listing management — for students who move twice a year.
An ESP-32 alarm clock — simulated in Wokwi, then soldered. Firmware, enclosure, and a snooze button that actually feels good to press.
A Chrome extension that screenshots scrolling pages and converts LaTeX into readable Unicode — including the malformed kind.
Out of 40 teams, for Waive.
Plus HIGH FIVE PHCD certification for youth program delivery.





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I'm always up for a conversation about embedded systems, a project that needs a hand, or where to eat in Montréal.