Long-Term Sessional Lecturer at the Department of Computer Science
Since 2017, I have been teaching courses on software engineering and design at the Department of Computer Science and courses on business and entrepreneurship at other departments at the University of Toronto. I am a strong advocate of experiential learning and focus on involving students in real-life projects with real partners to create more effective learning environments and useful products.
We have worked with over 200 partners, including Harvard Medical School, UNICEF, UN, Engineers Without Borders, 1Password, and numerous founders and social entrepreneurs who have gone to win national and international awards. To learn more about our partnership program, see Connecting learning to industry.
As part of the Master of Science in Applied Computing, I developed curriculum around presentation skills and public speaking.
I created this course from my experience explaining the impact of technical topics like Artificial Intelligence (AI) on Talent Acquisition and Human Resources processes of organizations to their senior executives (Startups to Fortune 500)
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Building a world where people decisions are fair and accurate
Led the development of a new business and the platform and gaining early traction
As the founding team lead, I have worn many hats such as software engineer, development manager, product manager, scrum master, customer success engineer