I was born in raised in Toronto, Ontario. As a child, I enjoyed swimming (for fun and occasionally in swim meets),
camping and other outdoor activities as a Boy Scout, and watching
cartoons.
Before attending the University of Toronto, I went to Bowmore Public School and Danforth Collegiate and Technical
Institute.
At Danforth Collegiate, I was in the MaST program. I was the top student in Calculus and Chemistry. I volunteered in the after school "Math Clinic" program, helping other students study for their math courses. Along with three other Danforth students, I participated in a high school outreach program run by the University of Toronto Aerospace Team (UTAT). We designed and built a 1U CubeSat as a deployable payload for a hybrid sounding rocket. The payload would record data about its path, orientation, and flight exterior conditions during flight though activation of an Arduino-based circuit during deployment, which I was in charge of programming.
I attended the University of Toronto from 2015 to 2019. I completed the Computer Science Specialist program with a Minor in Mathematics. I graduated in June 2019 with a H.B.Sc. with high distinction. I was a member of the Undergraduate Theory Group, where I planned social and course-related events.
I attended the University of Waterloo from 2019 to early 2022. I received my Masters (MMath) degree in Computer Science in June 2022. My Masters' thesis can be found here.
Hobbies: Swimming, saxophone, kayaking, paddle boarding. Watching (too much) TV in my spare time.