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Hey, My name is Krish

Computer Engineering Student at Toronto Metropolitan University
Virtualization Validation Engineer Intern at AMD
Communications Lead for TMAV

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About Me I am a Computer Engineering student, but that is not all that I am!

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Hey, it's Krish Patel and I'm an Engineering Student with a track record of successfully completing projects of varying complexities. My project portfolio spans personal endeavors, collaborative initiatives within school engineering teams, and participation in engineering competitions. Outside of academics, I indulge in enhancing my home network and server systems. My hobbies include exploring new operating systems, deploying Docker containers, and constantly seeking opportunities to optimize functionality.

Some things I like to do in my free time between classes are edit my websites, tinkering with my servers or learning about new networking skills from the CCNA or Ubiquiti online courses.

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My Skills

Tutoring
Cisco Certified Network Associate Course (CCNA)
GitHub
Server Setup + Administration
YouTube
Networking (Ubiquiti, Cisco, TP-Link)
Docker, Portainer
Operating Systems (Ubuntu, Proxmox, Windows Server)
Backend (Python, C/C++, Java, Matlab)
Frontend (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
First-Aid

My Awards

4th place at AEAC - Aerial Evolution Association of Canada 2023
4th place at Ontario Engineering Competition - 2023
2st place at Metropolitian Engineering Competition - 2024
1st place at Metropolitian Engineering Competition - 2022
3rd place at Ryerson Engineering Competition - 2021
Excellence in IB HL Business

My Projects Here you will see a few of my personal and competitive projects I have completed:

TMAV Group Pic

MakeUoft - 2024 - Robotics Competition

February 2024

Team: Haibo Sun, Aaron Wang, and Daniel DeBrun

At the MakeUofT2024 competition, our team from 3 diferent Universities introduced a revolutionary wearable tech device, designed to assist those with accessibility needs. Our device features a discreet camera and AI-powered transcription, enhancing communication and memory recall. Facing various challenges, our team's resilience led to the successful development of this innovative technology.

About the Project
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TMAV - 2023 AEAC Competition

May 2023

Team (Left to Right): Jason, Tom, Eric, Jeremy, Krish, Youssef, Andrick, George, Craig, Daner, Janna, and Bryan

In early May our design team (Toronto Metropolitian Aerial Vehicles) took part in the Aerial Evolution Association of Canada's national competition. We were tasked with creating a drone that could fly autonomously and complete set tasks provided to us in advance. After this Competition, I was promoted to the Communications Lead for the team.

About TMAV
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Servers

September 2021 - Present

To the left is the website that I use to access my Servers at home. This setup consists of three products; the first is a Dell enterprise grade tower purchased from a seller on facebook marketplace, and the second is a Synology DS220+ Server that I purchased from amazon. There is a third computer that I have as a part of my home lab which is just a Dell laptop turned into a server by changing the OS to Windows-Server 2019.

About Servers
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School Notes

October 2022 - Present

This site that I have coded for the use of other students in computer engineering so they can access all of their notes in one place. On this website I have added the notes from one of my seniors at Toronto Metropolitian University and also some of my notes that I have created. This website is still being updated regularly as I progress through the years.

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Urban Sprawl - Population Metrics

Urban Sprawl - Population Metrics

Info to be added

TBD
Hospital Locator - Ontario Engineering Competition

Hospital Locator - Ontario Engineering Competition

Info to be added

TBD
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Gooselator

This was my first competitive project done at the Ryerson Engineering Competition in 2021. Our task was to create a translator that would convert English to aboriginal languages and vice-versa. The four-man group split the work evenly and we each conquered our tasks perfectly resulting in the third-place trophy. Knowing that we were the only group of first-year students, the judges and other participants were really impressed.

About Gooselator
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Full Personal Website

Information to be added

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