Hi, I’m Noah - a Mechatronics Engineering student who loves designing and building things that work well and feel great to use. I’m all about making projects that are efficient, affordable, and thoughtfully designed.
For me, engineering is as much about design as it is about function. I enjoy creating projects that balance technical problem-solving with a clean, simple experience. Whether I’m coding, prototyping hardware, or sketching ideas, I focus on keeping things intuitive, efficient, and accessible.
5 Years
Coding
Experience
Engineering Student
Mechatronics at Waterloo
High Interest
In Robotics, Game Dev, R&D...
96%
in college level C++ programming
May 2025 – August 2025
Worked on masonry-focused research, developing prototypes to improve jobsite safety and efficiency. Designed a Unity + custom-hardware training suite with QR enrollment, sensor pairing, real-time ergonomics, and motion capture tracker integration.
September 2024 – December 2024
Developing Android (Unity + Java) and desktop (PySide) applications to capture and stream live worker data (audio, heart rate, IMU motion). Built two-way audio communication, heart rate monitoring, and a general messaging system to support worker safety and training scenarios.
January 2024 - April 2024
Built the test automation infrastructure for the company's software in a small development team from scratch.
September 2023 - December 2023
Beginning my journey as a member of the University of Waterloo's electrical team, working on PCB architectures.
July 2023 - December 2023
Worked on various computer vision aspects of a drone currently being developed for future competitions.
May 2023 - August 2023
Developed a VR test-bed environment in Unity for research on soldiers' interactions with HUD elements.
June 2022 - August 2022
Watched over young children, giving them horse-riding lessons. Also responsible for horses.
April 2020 - June 2022
Led a group that averaged 7 students and two other instructors; from the basics of programming in OOP, to data sorting and game dev.
Modular real-time motion capture using ESP8266-based IMU trackers and live visualization in Unity.
Co-op horror prototype with matchmaking, VOIP, and networked props.
Classic RL agent that learns to dominate Pong.
Custom mechatronic strummer with real-time note control.
First-person horror shooter prototype built in Unity—designed for tense atmosphere and responsive gameplay.