Experience

Ashbury College

• Canada
• Primary and Secondary Education
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Director of Operations and Risk

  • Mar 2023 - Present



Portage Power

• Canada
• Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Generation Engineer

  • Apr 2018 - Mar 2023



WSP in Canada

• Canada
• Professional Services
• 700 & Above Employee

• Project Manager, Power

  • Oct 2017 - Mar 2018



Hatch

• Canada
• Professional Services
• 700 & Above Employee

• Civil Engineering

  • 2011 - Oct 2017



University of Waterloo

• Canada
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Engineering Researcher

  • Sep 2006 - Dec 2010

  Provide a better understanding of fatigue crack closure behavior in small cracks at high stress levels under variable amplitude loading through experiments including crack opening stress measurements, closure free crack growth rates, service load history tests, fatigue tests, and measurements of crack shape development using axial closed-loop servo-controlled electro-hydraulic testing machines at the University of Waterloo.Conduct fatigue tests for industrial companies including John Deere, The Ford Motor Company, Nucor Steel, Metaldyne, and the American Iron and Steel Institute. The experiments aimed at developing stress-strain curves, strain-life curves under constant amplitude loading and effective strain-life curve under variable amplitude loading, and fatigue crack growth curves under different stress ratios.

• Teaching Assistant

  • Sep 2006 - Dec 2010

  Hydraulics - Winter 2010Conduct lectures, tutorials, grade assignments, reports, projects and exams, conduct lab sessions about rehabilitation of concrete structures using Fiber Reinforced Polymers and Sheets.Teacher for the University of Waterloo Petro-English Teacher program that helps trainees to acquire the specific technical vocabulary and background information needed to work in the Canadian or international petroleum industry, and knowledge of new petroleum technologies particularly in the area of oil production.



American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI)

• Engineering Researcher

  • Sep 2006 - Dec 2010

  Part of the Bar Fatigue Application Group. This Group focuses on developing a steel database for the ground vehicle and original equipment industries. The database includes fatigue data, as well as a compilation of associated steel processing, mechanical property and microstructure information. The research includes conducting experiments on more than 120 steel iterations and investigating the effect of variation in composition within SAE limits on fatigue properties, residual stress measurements, effect of varying hardness due to change in microstructure on fatigue properties, comparison of fatigue properties of as-rolled and forged micro alloyed steels, the effects of random overloads on fatigue behavior, and continued comparisons of the fatigue properties of atmosphere carburized and vacuum carburized steels.



Ford Motor Company

• United States
• Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Engineering Researcher

  • Sep 2008 - Jun 2009

  Experimental testing and analysis keyed to both improving the durability of automotive structures and improving the ability to predict their fatigue life at the Ford RIC using metallurgical analysis laboratory with optical and electron microscopes as a part of the National Science Engineering Research Council Industrial Scholarship (NSERC). Experimental testing and analysis keyed to both improving the durability of automotive structures and improving the ability to predict their fatigue life at the Ford RIC using metallurgical analysis laboratory with optical and electron microscopes as a part of the National Science Engineering Research Council Industrial Scholarship (NSERC).