[Club 1 name]
[Member / executive role] · [Dates][Describe one initiative, your responsibility, and a verifiable result. Add a public event or club link where available.]
Engineering student · Toronto
Curiosity.
Code.
Real-world impact.
I’m [Your Name], a second-year [Software / Computer Engineering] student at Toronto Metropolitan University. I’m interested in what happens when software meets the physical world.
From an idea to something that works.↗
Toronto Metropolitan UniversitySecond-year engineeringSoftware ↔ hardwareAlways learning
01 / Selected work
Built to figure things out.
01 / CONCEPT ILLUSTRATION
A voice assistant, from the board up.
Raspberry Pi voice assistant. Explore a case-study framework for the architecture, implementation, and lessons behind the build.
02 / CONCEPT ILLUSTRATION
One robot. A team effort.
A place to document the subsystem he worked on, the decisions he owned, and what the team learned through testing.
02 / Beyond the build
Engineering is
a team sport.
Three TMU clubs. Space to show how technical interests turn into teamwork, initiative, and responsibility.
[Club 2 name]
[Member / executive role] · [Dates][Describe one initiative, your responsibility, and a verifiable result. Add a public event or club link where available.]
[Club 3 name]
[Member / executive role] · [Dates][Describe one initiative, your responsibility, and a verifiable result. Add a public event or club link where available.]
03 / A little context
A work in progress.
By design.
I’m [Your Name], studying [exact program title] at TMU. [Add two sentences about the engineering problems that interest you and why.]
[Explain how you approach unfamiliar problems: reading documentation, making a small prototype, testing assumptions, and asking useful questions. Use a specific example.]
Education, experience & resume ↗Languages
[Add languages you can discuss confidently.]
Tools & platforms
[Add tools used in your actual projects.]
Currently exploring
[Add one or two current learning interests.]
Outside the lab
[Add a personal interest. Keep it human.]
Start a conversation
Good engineering starts
with a good question.
[Add your co-op availability and the kinds of problems you want to work on.]