Structural EIT, Read Jones Christoffersen |Toronto, ON

2015-2019

Structural Engineer-In-Training (EIT) specializing in mid to high-rise structures, feature stair design, and pedestrian bridges. Primary building materials are concrete, steel, masonry, and wood. Expert knowledge of NBCC, Concrete, and Steel Design Codes as well as ACI and numerous other federal, provincial, or international design criteria. Exemplar knowledge of numerous software tools such as SAP2000, S-Concrete, Microsoft Office, AutoCAD, WoodWorks, as well as a working knowledge of Revit and related CAD software.

Bike Mechanic, Profix | Montreal, QC

Summer 2013

Repaired and tuned up bicycles for customers while they wait. Assembled bicycles, as well as large appliances for large franchise stores such as Wal-Mart and Canadian Tire on a per contract basis.

Design Associate, Flore | Montreal, QC

Summer 2010

Designed and built floral arrangement structures presented at Grand Prix 2010. Assembled over $1.5 million worth of floral arrangements for multiple prestige events.

VP Academic, Building and Civil Association of Concordia University

​2013 - 2014

Organized and instructed tutorials for students of our faculty. Developed a student mentorship program to help advise and assist new students.

President, Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity

​2009 - 2011

Worked closely with the Breast Cancer Society of Quebec to hold several fundraisers raising upwards of $7000 during my tenure. As well as fundraising, I worked with our international head office and our members to raise and reduce our financial deficit by $9000. I would also lead weekly meetings and represent our chapter on an international level.

Bachelor of Engineering, Concordia University

2009 - 2014

Specializing in Building Engineering, notable courses include: Reinforced Concrete Design I&II, Structural Analysis, Structural Steel Design I&II, Building Sciences, HVAC Design, Envelope Design, Construction Management, Thermal Analysis, Construction Materials, Acoustics and Lighting, Service Systems.