I am a nuclear engineering researcher with a Master’s degree in Engineering Physics from McMaster University, specializing in nuclear energy systems and small modular reactors. My graduate research focused on the simulation and safety assessment of neutrino design for SMRs, involving complex technical documentation, cross-functional collaboration, and conference presentations. I have served as a Teaching Assistant for undergraduate courses in Thermodynamics, Reactor Physics, and Thermal System Design, mentoring students and supporting course development. I am the recipient of the IAEA Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship, which recognizes outstanding contributions and potential in the nuclear field. I have also led academic sessions at national conferences and contributed to robotics mentorship programs. My academic work reflects a strong commitment to advancing nuclear safety, sustainable energy, and engineering education.