I am a Mining Engineer with a Master’s degree in Mining Engineering (Extraction) and over eight years of specialized experience in blasting optimization, explosive tools, materials, and pattern design. My background includes significant contributions to improving mine advance rates through efficient blasting techniques, as well as a deep understanding of rock fragmentation processes. Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering (Geotechnics) at the University of Sherbrooke, I am skilled in advanced rock mechanics testing and have extensive hands-on experience in fieldwork and laboratory analysis. My roles as an Underground Mine General Supervisor and Research Assistant have honed my analytical, technical, and project coordination skills.
I am passionate about advancing knowledge in rock mechanics, geotechnics, and mining engineering, particularly in areas related to blasting optimization, rock fragmentation, and sustainable mining practices