Paradigm Engineering is the most well-known design team at Memorial University. The team has a famous history through participating in multiple competitions. We are developing a fully autonomous car to compete in the Autonomous Karting Series in 2025. My contributions include:

• Research electrical components and PCB design in autonomous cars. Learn and adjust electrical design from the team’s previous competition.
• Design 48V board for the vehicle motion control. The board has 48V power input and deliver power to components at 48V, 12V, and 5V.
• Design an E-stop system, connected to control and power boards, to safely halt the car in an emergency.

I had two consecutive internships with the Surface Engineering Group of ExxonMobil Canada Properties. I focused on the Instrumentation, Controls, and Electrical (IC&E) scope in supporting both Hebron and Hibernia offshore platforms.

In my second internship with the company:

• Collaborated with vendors and led meetings with offshore technicians to develop detailed plans for control system architecture enhancement of the Hibernia facility.
• Participated in Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs) to review and verify concepts for control network upgrades on the Hibernia platform.
• Managed and reviewed instrumentation alerts to troubleshoot potential issues in Hebron platform's operations.
• Visited Hebron offshore facility.

I had two consecutive internships with the Constructions Department of The Cahill Group. I focused on the Electrical Engineering scope in supporting the Corner Brook Acute Care Hospital (CBACH).

In my second internship with the company:

• Managed the operation and schedule of electrical panels to minimize commissioning delays.
• Inspected electrical equipment such as sensors and controllers in the Building Automation System (BAS) to ensure project requirements and accurate readings in the control interface.
• Continuously evaluated electrical systems' performance and managed on-site issues in BIM360.