Y2 Engineering Systems & Computing 📍 University of Guelph
Hi, I’m Nikita 👋
I’m an Engineering Systems & Computing student at the University of Guelph who loves leading projects where technology meets real-world solutions 💻. I thrive on collaborating with teams 🤝, executing ideas 📊, and turning concepts into impactful results ⚙️
When I’m not guiding projects or brainstorming with others, you’ll find me working out, swimming, shopping, cooking, or saying yes to every opportunity 🌟
Check out my portfolio and feel free to reach out, I’m always up for a conversation 💬
Led the end-to-end design and delivery of a motorized mobility robot built under defined engineering constraints, serving as Project Manager for a six-member multidisciplinary team. The system integrated mechanical structures, electrical wiring, and Arduino-based embedded control to meet performance, safety, and aesthetic requirements. I coordinated cross-functional workstreams, defined project scope and milestones, and managed iterative integration and testing cycles. Through structured planning, early risk identification, and design validation using AutoCAD and rapid prototyping, system reliability improved by ~25%, rework was reduced by ~20%, and test failures decreased by ~30%.
Led the planning and front-end UI/UX development of a role-based academic management system built by a four-member team, supporting three user roles and five core workflows. Developed an intuitive JavaFX interface and core features including secure authentication, automated student ID generation, enrollment tracking, academic progress calculation, and scheduling conflict detection. Defined requirements, coordinated milestones, and enforced modular design and code reviews, reducing manual record handling by ~40%, improving user task efficiency by ~30%, and decreasing logic errors by ~25%.
The website you are currently viewing is a responsive, production-deployed portfolio built to present academic projects, technical skills, and professional experience. The site structure was prototyped using Mobirise, then refactored and customized through direct HTML and CSS edits in Visual Studio Code to improve layout consistency, styling maintainability, and responsive behavior. Version control was managed with Git and GitHub, with continuous deployment to Vercel enabling automated builds, reliable hosting, and rapid iteration across devices and screen sizes.