Technical Service Representative - Venus Concept
Successfully diagnosed, repaired, and maintained medical aesthetic devices both in-house and remotely over the phone, ensuring client satisfaction and minimizing downtime
Designed, tested, and documented several novel repairs for device issues that did not have repair procedures – adapted on a global basis.
Debugged firmware and prepared firmware reports for Global Research and Development, enabling them to rapidly develop critical device updates.
Revised testing procedures to identify otherwise missed errors – adapted on a global basis.
Responsible for in-house device repairs for all of Canada.
Conducted hands-on research of a malfunction allowing Global Research and Development to rapidly repair a widespread product bug and responsible for deploying solution across North America.
Designed and executed quality control batch tests to efficiently ensure devices from manufacturing would function appropriately.
Presenting my research “Automatic Classification of Endometrial Pathology Slides” at the Imaging Network Ontario 2023 conference in London, Ontario
Research Assistant - Focused Ultrasound Lab - Sunnybrook Hospital (April - August 2019)
I designed and constructed an Ultrasound Transducer Phased array to deliver drugs to the human spinal cord, and PCB to electrically drive 256 individual transducers. I professionally presented my work in lab meetings and in a poster competition.
Student Tutor - University of Guelph
I conducted 1 on 1 tutoring sessions with University students to teach them math, chemistry, and physics. I was able to help them raise their grades from a D to an A. My tutoring sessions focus on the learning of the student, where my role is to simply lead them to the right answer by asking them the right questions to direct their learning.
Improved Helmet Project - University of Guelph (September 2019 - April 2020)
I designed in various CAD programs, a model for a helmet made out of Auxetic material that is intended to better protect heads from impact injuries such as concussions. I utilized Solidworks and Rhino to model the helmet out of Auxetic material and Amira to model the human skull which will be used in tandem for impact testing.
Material Science Lab - University of Guelph (January - April 2019)
I assisted in material testing for an anode for use in an automobile Hydrogen fuel cell. I was responsible for material mixing, casting, and processing in a furnace. Specifically, I mixed powder, liquid, and polymer ingredients. I processed the mixture in varying ways, and I tested the ceramic mixtures to minimize warping and cracking.
Various Positions - Camp Robin Hood (2014-2018)
In my years at camp, I’ve worn many hats for my many jobs. I’ve designed and lead creative programming to entertain and teach children between the ages of 4-13 and of varying special needs while ensuring their safety, as a counsellor.
I trained and lead a group of 20 experienced and inexperienced cabin leaders for a division of 120 campers to care for children of various special needs. I was responsible to contact parents when issues would arise regarding their children.
As a member of the health and safety committee, I was responsible for inspecting and diagnosing safety hazards, and create a plan to repair or mitigate the hazards.
Sole Proprietor - Daniel’s Lawn Mowing (2015-2019)
Throughout high school and undergrad, I cut lawns in the summer for people in my neighbourhood. I was responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the equipment I used, reaching out to clients and acquiring new ones, scheduling time to tend to their lawns, and keep my own accounting. I learned a lot about starting a business, self management, and maintaining clients.