About Me

I am a first-year MASc student in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the University of Toronto, co-supervised by Prof. Alison Olechowski and Prof. Shurui Zhou. I previously earned my BASc degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Toronto, where I completed my undergraduate thesis under the supervision of Prof. Eric Diller. During my undergraduate studies, I also completed a 12-month internship at PTC Inc. as an Innovation Engineering intern.

My current research explores the human-computer interaction (HCI) in modern mechanical computer-aided design (CAD) tools. Using mixed research methods, I investigate the challenges users face when performing version control in CAD. Based on these insights, I design, build, and evaluate tools that enhance version control capabilities in CAD by leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and techniques from software engineering.

News

• 09/2024: I joined Ready Lab and FORCOLAB at the University of Toronto as a Master student under the co-supervision of Prof. Alison Olechowski and Prof. Shurui Zhou.
• 09/2024: My undergraduate thesis “Towards Bimanual Operation of Magnetically Actuated Surgical Instruments” was published in the IEEE BioRob conference and won the Best Student Paper Award.