Resume

• 2019

  Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

  Civil Engineering

  Princeton University

• 2015

  Master's Degree

  Analysis and non-linear modelling of reinforced concrete shell structures.

  Structural Engineering

  University of Toronto

  Cumulative GPA = 4.0/4.0

  Solid Mechanics I

  Advanced Topics in Building Design

  Advanced Modelling Methods for Seismic Performance Assesment of Structures

  Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete Structures

  Reinforced Concrete I

  Reinforced Concrete II

  Solid Mechanics II

  Structural Analysis II

  Structural Dynamics

  Finite Element Method

  Prestressed Concrete

  Design of Steel Structures

  Civil Engineering Materials

  Design of Tubular Steel Structures

  Structural Analysis I

  Steel and Timber Design

  Mechanics of Reinforced Concrete

• 2010

  Bachelor's Degree

  Elected first year class representative for the 2014 civil engineering class.\nOn the Dean's Honours List each term

  Civil Engineering

  Civil Engineering Club

  Engineering Society

  LeadingLEED Group

  University of Toronto

  Cumulative GPA = 3.9/4.0

• 2009

  Petty Officer's Diploma

  Trained at the Petty Officers School at Dragsvik

  the Swedish speaking military base in the Southern Finland. Became a coastal commando sniper group leader

  and upon receiving my certification trained an 8-man sniper unit in field exercises for 6 months.

  Reconnaissance

  Awarded Green Beret\nAwarded Marksman Class One

  Dragsvik Officer's School

• 2005

  High School Diploma

  Applied Physics

  North Toronto Collegiate Institute

• 500

  Alexander Graham Bell Canada Graduate Scholarship

  National grant to pursue research at the Master's level for a 12-month duration.\nValue of Award = $17

  Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council - Government of Canada

  2013 NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award

  A fixed number of NSERC USRAs are awarded to the civil engineering faculty each summer. They are then distributed to select students looking to pursue academic research over the summer term.

  NSERC

  2012 NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award

  A fixed number of NSERC USRAs are awarded to the civil engineering faculty each summer. They are then distributed to select students looking to pursue academic research over the summer term.

  NSERC

  University of Toronto Entrance Scholarship

  Entrance scholarship awarded upon entry into the undergraduate civil engineering program at the University of Toronto.

  University of Toronto

  1st Place University of Toronto Consulting Kompetition (UTEK)

  UTEK is a yearly competion organized at the University of Toronto. The consulting challenge is for a 4-person consulting team to prepare a 20 page written report along 15 minute oral presentation within a 5 hour time limit. The topic was related to rebuilding the city of Toronto

  with a focus on the urban planning and infrastructure needed to sustain the city.

  Univerity of Toronto

  2012 5T6 Civil Scholarship

  Civil Engineering award for academic achievement

  sponsored by the graduating class of 1956. Awarded to an undergraduate student finishing their 2nd year of study.

  University of Toronto

• 000

  Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarships in Science & Technology

  Provincial grant to pursue research at the Master's level for a 12-month duration.\nValue of Award = $15

  Government of Ontario

  1st Place Ontario Engineering Competition (OEC)

  OEC is the followup competition to UTEK

  where qualifying teams participate in the province wide consulting challenge. This years topic was the implementation of a Baffinland mine based on the existing Mary River project. Along with the technical feasibility of the project judges evaluated the social and economic elements of the teams proposal.

• Structural Analysis

  Sustainability

  MS Project

  Microsoft Office

  Steel Design

  Structural Engineering

  AutoCAD

  SketchUp

  Civil Engineering

  Microsoft Project

  Public Speaking

  SAP2000

  Matlab

  RAM Steel

  LEED

  MS Office Suite

  Reinforced Concrete Design

  Construction

  GSA

  The University of Toronto's 'Centre for Engineering Innovation & Entrepreneurship' Breaks Ground

  On June 24th

  UrbanToronto had the pleasure of attending the ground breaking ceremony for the University of Toronto’s Centre for Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CEIE).

  The University of Toronto's 'Centre for Engineering Innovation & Entrepreneurship' Breaks Ground

  Research paper written on the experimental results gathered from tests performed in the University of Toronto structural testing laboratory. The summer research term was funded in part by an NSERC USRA award.

  GFRP Bars in Structural Design: Determining the Compressive Strength versus Unbraced Length Interaction Curve

  Tucked away in the heart of Toronto

  on the College Park block bordered by Yonge

  Gerrard

  Bay

  and College

  sits Barbara Ann Scott Park. Originally built in the 1980s

  the 0.75-hectare park was constructed on top of a parking garage

  and prominently featured an oval skating rink named after the Canadian 1948 Olympic gold medalist in women’s singles figure skating

  Barbara Ann Scott.

  Barbara Ann Scott Park Revitalization Going Ahead

  Opinion piece for the Engineering Newspaper

  The Cannon.

  The Age of Nothing: The Engineer-Architect Disconnect

  Ankit Bhardwaj

  An article in the University of Toronto campus newspaper discussing problems and solutions for Kensington Market

  the downtown Toronto neighbourhood.

  Kensington Needs a Redesign

  The Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art (MoCCA) announced through the Globe and Mail on Tuesday

  June 16th that they would be moving to a new location at 134 Sterling Road

  adjacent to the GO rail track and just a few blocks east of the up-and-coming Roncesvalles neighbourhood.

  MoCCA Moving to the Tower Automotive Building

  We recently sat down with Carlos de Oliveira and Michael Gray

  co-founders of the structural engineering company CastConnex

  to talk about why their casted connections are so innovative and how their work led to the amazing delta frames in the new Queen Richmond Centre West building.

  CastConnex Talks Innovative Engineering Solutions for Buildings

  Edvard

  B.

  Princeton University

  H.H. Angus & Associates Ltd.

  University of Toronto

  Arup

  University of Toronto

  UrbanToronto.ca

  Arup

  Civil Engineering Department

  Worked in Professor Collins and Bentz's reinforced concrete research group. Derived a new finite element for the analysis of reinforced concrete beam and shell. Conducted the world's first large-scale pure torsion tests on reinforced shells as the experimental component of this project.

  Master's Student

  University of Toronto

  Princeton

  New Jersey

  PhD Student

  Princeton University

  Civil Engineering Department

  Teaching the Mechanics/Statics course (CIV100F) to a class of 80 First Year Engineering students.

  Sessional Lecturer

  University of Toronto

  Sherbourne and Adelaide

  Toronto

  UrbanToronto is the largest online publication dealing specifically with construction projects and urban development news in the Greater Toronto Area.\n\nResponsibilities Included:\n - Reporting on current development projects in the city of Toronto.\n - Researching and fact checking upcoming articles.\n - Writing and publishing articles.

  Content Writer

  UrbanToronto.ca

  University of Toronto Structural Laboratory

  Spent 2 summers working with Professor Sheikh's reinforced concrete research group

  building and testing reinforced concrete structural members with internal Glass-Fiber Reinforcement Polymer (GFRP) bars.

  Undergraduate Research Assistant (Structural)

  University of Toronto

  Toronto

  Canada Area

  Structural EIT

  Arup

  1127 Leslie St

  Toronto

  ON M3C 2J6

  Assisted with AutoCAD design work as well as onsite inspections.

  Co-op Student

  H.H. Angus & Associates Ltd.

  Toronto

  Structural engineering consultant on the follow projects:\n - Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport Pedestrian Tunnel\n - York University

  Lassonde School of Engineering (LSE)\n - Pan Am Games

  Hamilton Stadium\n\nResponsibilities included:\n - Producing calculation packages for structural design changes.\n - Coordinating the implementation of structural changes with the consultant team.\n - Conducting and documenting weekly site visits.\n - Attending meetings with the contractor team to assess the progress of the projects.\n - Issuing structural responses to contractor document submittals and RFIs.

  Structural Engineering Intern

  Arup

  Administrative Executive

  ILead Grad

  Organizing lecture and speaker series on the topic of seismic engineering. Mentoring the undergraduate members in the yearly \"Undergraduate Seismic Design Competition\".

  Vice-President

  Graduate Chapter - Earthquake Engineering Research Institute

  Voting member on both the 'Academic Board' and 'Planning & Budget Committee'

  Co-opted Voting Member

  University of Toronto Governing Council

  Worked with the University of Toronto student group that promotes Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) standards in the construction industry. Tasks included providing original content for the organizations website and organizing a 50+ person lecture/seminar on the topic of sustainability and LEED certification.

  Communications and Organization

  LeadingGREEN Training and Consulting

  Swedish

  English

  French

  Italian

  Bulgarian

  W.S. Wilson Medal

  Awarded to a graduating student in the Civil Engineering program with the highest final year average.

  University of Toronto - Faculty of Engineering

  2013 Faculty of Engineering Leadership Award

  University of Toronto Engineering faculty leadership award presented by the to an undergraduate student.

  University of Toronto