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Work Experience

June 2019 - December 2019 & May 2020 - August 2020
ISED Canada
 I completed an two 18-week software engineering co-op terms at Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, during which I helped to pitch and develop an experimental professional networking app for government employees to detail their knowledge, experience, etc. and search for other with specific skills. HR and management took interest in the prototype and it is now still receiving funding and development as of January 2021.

  I worked as a fullstack developer. This co-op helped to improve my understanding frontend technologies such as React, Redux, UI libraries and accesibility tools. My backend skills were enhanced by this job too, as it taught me to use PostegreSQL for backend development as well as how to use ORMs such as Sequelize and Prisma. We also made use of Docker to make frontend and backend development more streamlined.


January 2019 - August 2019
Ribbon Communications
 I completed an 36-week software engineering co-op at Ribbon Communications, during which I worked on a soft phone client designed to work on a variety of platforms.

 I spent a lot of time developing and testing frontend code made with React and Redux, ensuring that the application worked properly though Google Chrome and node.js. I also helped to set up a Citrix virtual machine enviroment used by companies such as banks, and create a solution for running the applicaton in these enviroments to avoid issues caused by low bandwidth and high latency. This work taught me a great deal about Linux, Bash and networking.
May 2018 - August 2018
Curtiss-Wright
 I completed an 18-week software engineering co-op at Curtis-Wright, a prestigious company created during the merger of companies created by people such as Glenn Curtiss and the Wright brothers. I worked in the defense-solutions wing, which gave be a deep understanding of embedded system development.

 The main project I worked on was designing the first version of a complex BIOS tool for parsing and modifying Intel UEFI firmware images. I was fully responsible for creating code and documentation that would be used and expanded on by developers in multiple future projects. Working on this project allowed me to develop an extremely strong understanding of object-oriented Python programming. Furthermore, I made use of advanced techniques such as analyzing Python source code and extending Python with C to solve problems I faced.

 I worked on other smaller projects at Curtiss-Wright as well, creating software to help automate the testing of single board computers. These projects I worked on gave me the opportunity to learn key embedded development tools such as Wind River Workbench, Tera Term, WFTPD, Git and Jira. I also learned to use Shell Script and Tera Term Language.

Oct 2017
Papatrie Nota Bene
 Nota-Bene is a small independently owned business that has begun to expand into e-commerce. I was tasked with implementing an invoice letter design using HTML and Liquid, allowing for the instant generation invoices to be shipped with Shopify orders.

May 2014 - Current
Stittsville Village Association (Volunteering)
 I have aided the Stittsville volunteer association at many of their events over the last few years. I was recognized for my exemplary work ethic, filling in where many other volunteers failed to fulfill their responsibilities. This resulted in me being trusted with high important tasks such as assisting a radio host and leading a group in the construction of a large safety barricade.