Criminology Student Association Executive: SFU 2008 – 2009

• Represented Criminology students at SFU to the Simon Fraser Student Society
• Developed a website to allow easier access and communication between students and constituents.
• Planned a Criminology Career Fair

Computing Science Student Society Secretary: SFU 2009

• Represented Computing Science students at SFU to the Simon Fraser Student Society.
• Represented SFU at the Canadian Undergrad Technology Conference.
• Took minutes and organized all General Meetings for the society.
• Administered all paperwork, minutes and mailing lists.
• Organized all aspects Frosh Week 2009 for the society

SFU Representative at CUTC: 2009

• Travelled to Toronto to represent SFU.
• Researched as to why undergrads chose to not go to SFU and prepared a report for SFU School of CS.
• Helped SFU with recruitment numbers.
• Helped the CCICT with ideas and programs to recruit High School students and females into CS

Certificate in Innovative Leadership: SFU 2008 – 2009

• Participated in many leadership workshops.
• Studied the Harvard-Model of Negotiation.
• Took part in SFU Leadership Summit 2009
• Helped rebuild esprite de corps in the Faculty of Arts at Simon Fraser University through the introduction of an Arts Common Centre.

Communications and Electronics Engineer: Canadian Forces – 2006 – Present

• Successfully lead subordinates in highly stressful and peacful situations, both civillian and military.
• Successfully finished reconnaissance and Forward Operating Base Defense missions.
• Updated the Area Support Unit Chilliwack’s intranet website to current standards.
• Successfully completed both IAP and BOTP.

Student: Simon Fraser University – 2006 – Present

• Working on a Bachelor of Science in Computing Science with concentrations in Computing Systems and Artificial Intelligence, a minor in Criminology and certificates in Liberal Arts and Innovative Leadership.
• Taken no less than five classes per semester without failing a single one.
• Maintained a 3.0 GPA while participating in many extra-circular activities.

Novice Coach: Inlet Rowing Club – 2008

• Taught new rowers the basics of the sport of rowing.
• Successfully had a crew of twelve learn to race in in eight in only a month and a half.
• Crew raced in a regatta against UBC, UVic, TWU and UCFV.
• Earned Rowing Canada Coaching Level I

Varsity Rower: Simon Fraser University – 2006 – Present

• Maintained a personal fitness program to stay in shape.
• Learnt to successfully row a single.
• Raced in numerous regattas: Head of the Gorge 2006 (8+), Frostbite Regatta (8+), Elk Lake Sprints (8+, 4x, 2x, 1x), Head of the Gorge 2007 (4x, 2x), Dueling Over a Grand (1x).
• Head of the varsity men’s team in 2007.
• Organized all logistics for many races for the entire varsity teams, including hotel, travel, race entries, boats and equipment.
• Organized fundraisers for the Team including one that attracted the most amount of people to the SFU pub the university has ever seen.

Resident Orientation leader: Simon Fraser University – 2007 – Present

• Showed new residence to Canada and Vancouver around Simon Fraser University, many of whom are not proficient in English.
• Dealt with personal conflicts between members in my clan.

Webmaster: Criminology Student Association – 2008 – Present

• Managed the website for the CSA.
• Upgraded the underlying structure from an HTML base to a CSS structure.

Website Developer – 2005 – Present.

• Developed, and built, many websites for many companies and organizations such as the Inlet Rowing Club, Simon Fraser University Rowing Team and the Criminology Student Association.
• Used many languages and scripts such as: PHP, MySQL, HTML, Javascript, and CSS.

Entertainment Associate: Future Shop – 2005 – 2006

• Helped customers find products in a very unorganized situation.
• Started the reorganization of the products in the department to increase efficiency in finding products.
• Opened and closed the store.
• Did basic managerial tasks such as record keeping of hours, product inventory and ordering in products.

Cook: Burger King – 2005

• Cooked many meals, working five or more evenings a week while balancing school work and provincial exams.
• Managed the people working in the back so during busy hours there was never a back up of orders.
• Trained new employees on all aspects of the kitchen.

Paper Boy – 1999 – 2005

• Delivered papers to home on a weekly basis, on time, for six years.
• Delivered papers in all sorts of weather, from boiling hot temperatures of the summer to the freezing cold winters where everything is covered in ice.

As well: IRC Boathouse Manager, Froshweek Leader Coordinator, Bits n’ Bytes Volunteer, Frosh Week Leader, Soup Kitchen Volunteer, movie extra.