Alexander Amos

- Launched "Apples to Apples", an initiative to cultivate a professional network for students and graduates of the Applied Mathematics program at Queen’s University - Developed interactive tool to assist students with upper year course selection. Currently built with excel, working on online functionality. Used by 100+ engineering students each year - Maintained relations between discipline of 200 students and other engineering student bodies at Queen's

Brought conceptual idea for a mobile 3D scanner to functional 3D scanning iOS application prototype through Structure from Motion Technology, was an essential component to Flikcfit's platform, a SaaS virtual shoe fitting company

Facilitated student completion of weekly laboratory tasks for APSC 142 (Introduction to Computer Programming), at Queen's University for first year engineering students.

- Inaugural executive member of Queen's University's first hackathon. Hackers Present: 160+ - Collectively gathered $12,000 in sponsorship

- Heavy influence and contributor in 2016 competition (SAE Int. Aero Design Competition) aircraft design and construction, resulting in record 8th place overall finish and first successful flight demonstration in two years

Jointly planned social events (150+ average participation) for the Queen’s Engineering Class of 2018

Co-designed, built and pitched Initiative to engage youth in volunteer work with local churches and community—included introductory curriculum, resources, testimonials, and website