HuddleWrist
watchOS app for the Apple Watch that puts a quarterback's play sheet on the wrist — a digital upgrade to the traditional paper wristband. Available on the Apple Watch App Store! (Android version coming soon)
Mechanical & Biomechanics Engineer · MEng UC Berkeley · BASc UBC
I design and prototype projects to make a difference in people's lives. That's my life's passion.
Website coded by me using HTML.
I bring ideas from concept to final product. I designed and published an Apple Watch app for football plays, helping quarterbacks replace traditional paper wristbands with digital diagrams. At Tesla, I led seating comfort designs that improved the experience for drivers and passengers on the road. Through root cause analysis and cross-functional collaboration with software and electrical teams, we made the impossible possible.
What makes me unique? To be honest, I don't need to stand out. I love being myself, and I love building and prototyping prosthetics for individuals with disabilities. My interests are biomechanical engineering and product design, and those are my strengths to help drive a team forward. A company like Apple is where my fit would be. Tesla gave me the foundation to be a good engineer.
When a dream becomes real, it's almost hard to believe. It was right in front of you this whole time.
Capstone: Revolutionizing Footwear: Blending Biomechanics with Fashion Design
Coursework: Orthopaedic Biomechanics (A-), Design for the Human Body (A)
Awards: Opportunity Grant $15,000 USD
Irving K. Barber Transfer Scholarship (2018)
See fixture design from Tesla's social media →
watchOS app for the Apple Watch that puts a quarterback's play sheet on the wrist — a digital upgrade to the traditional paper wristband. Available on the Apple Watch App Store! (Android version coming soon)
Using VR anthropometric analysis to validate prosthetic ski fit for amputees.
Upgrading prosthetic pointe shoe with dual MyoWare EMG control; 3D-printed mechanism enables rapid iteration.
SolidWorks design + FEA; prototype withstood ~2300 lbs compression for safe pointe standing.
Fitting the prosthetic pointe shoe prototype to validate fit and alignment.
Patient fitting session for the prosthetic pointe shoe.
Rhino modeling and rapid prototyping to evaluate comfort and fit for dress shoes.
Autonomous navigation via simple sensor algorithm on Arduino.
Organized and fabricated mass 3D-printed PPE for local hospitals in Vancouver.