A physics student at McGill, working in computational simulation and space weather — with a deep interest in astrophysics. Based in Montréal.
I'm a student of physics, drawn to how the universe works — from simulation to the weather of space.
As a Physics Research Intern at Mission Space, a Luxembourg-based aerospace company, I work on physics research and modelling for spacecraft systems — quantifying how space-weather events disturb hardware in orbit.
I'm a second-year Honours Physics student at McGill University, considering a joint Honours in Physics and Computer Science. I'm especially drawn to astrophysics and computational physics — using simulation and data to make sense of physical systems, from spacecraft in orbit to objects in the night sky.
Before McGill I studied at Aiglon College in the Swiss Alps, graduating with Honours and Distinction in the IB and a departmental award in Computer Science.
Outside of physics I ski, scuba dive, and shoot photography — from dark-sky astrophotography to everyday moments wherever I travel.
Physics research and modelling for spacecraft systems with a Luxembourg-based aerospace company, focused on space-weather effects.
Exploring a joint Honours in Physics & Computer Science. Coursework: Honours Classical Mechanics, ODEs, Complex Variables, Signal Processing, Discrete Mathematics.
Graduated with Honours and Distinction. Departmental prize in Computer Science. HL: Physics, Mathematics AA, Computer Science.
An interactive physics engine in Python for the McGill Physics Hackathon, simulating coupled pendulum and spring dynamics in real time with accurate numerical integration of the equations of motion.
Led cross-year game development projects as Head of the Game Design Club, coordinating teams and teaching Python and OOP fundamentals to junior students.
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