Management Engineering · University of Waterloo
I work on product, data and visual design.
I'm a second-year Management Engineering student at Waterloo. It is a program about modelling systems, analyzing data, and improving how things run. I like working on vague ideas and make it clean or beautiful.
Lately that's meant small data, automation and web projects, and a growing interest in Unity editor tooling and technical art. I also draw a lot, it's where most of my eye for layout and detail comes from.
A custom Unity editor window that sets up physically responsive accessories. Like a bracelet that swings naturally while staying attached to a character's wrist. Instead of hand-wiring components, it configures the real scene object for you: physics components, constraints and attachment points.
Streamlines comic and manga translation, focusing on keeping context, culturally appropriate phrasing, text placement and the visual structure of the original page.
Cleans a messy sensor CSV, groups readings into fixed-size spatial cubes, and renders a heatmap so emission hotspots are visible at a glance.
Logs income and expenses through a form, then reasons about them: flags categories over 30% of monthly spend, gives net-worth-based savings advice, and rolls balances month to month. With a savings goal tracker.
A time-use log with a dropdown-driven entry form and validation that rejects bad hours or dates before they're saved, plus a tool that scores tasks by urgency, difficulty and importance.
A procedural drawing experiment that builds a new skyline every run by randomizing building size, windows and rooftop towers. The skyline at the top of this page is a JavaScript port. Try redrawing it.
Digital paintings, quick sketches and value studies. Click any piece to view it larger.
I'm looking for a Winter 2027 co-op in product, analysis, research, or technical / visual work. I'd love to hear from you.