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Haris Ali
Learner
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Location
Milton, Ontario, Canada
Resume
Master Resume.pdf
Portals
Categories
Artificial intelligence Hardware Hardware product design Machine learning Robotics

Skills

Algorithms 2 Computer vision 2 C++ (programming language) 2 Innovation 2 Python (programming language) 2 Real time data 2 Sensor data 2

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Yuanlong Jin
Chief Operating Officer
May 23, 2025
Individual endorsement
C++ (programming language) Python (programming language) Real time data Algorithms Sensor data Innovation Computer vision
I’m happy to endorse Haris for his outstanding contributions to our computer vision project. He communicated openly, welcomed feedback, and was not afraid to ask questions. He mastered advanced frameworks with impressive speed and used Notion to document it every step of the way. His drive and technical background would make him an invaluable contributor to any team.
Learner feedback
C++ (programming language) Python (programming language) Real time data Algorithms Sensor data Innovation Computer vision
Working with Haris on our computer vision initiative was highly rewarding. He quickly became proficient with new tools and kept all project details organized, which made collaboration effortless. His attention to detail in tuning the detection models and his clear documentation stood out, resulting in reliable deliverables that seamlessly integrated into our systems.
Advance Ontario
Advance Ontario: April 2025 Cohort
Advance Ontario
LIVESENS Inc.
Real-Time Computer Vision
LIVESENS Inc.

Achievements

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Work-Integrated Learner
Issued by Riipen
The Work-Integrated Learner achievement is awarded to learners who applied their skills to a real-world problem by completing a project for an external partner. These learners provided real benefit to businesses while developing experience.
May 23, 2025
Community Builder
Issued by Riipen
The Community Builder achievement is awarded to learners who provided feedback to project partners at the conclusion of their project, helping to create a better experiential learning ecosystem for all participants.
May 23, 2025
Advance Ontario Project Completed
Issued by Advance Ontario: April 2025 Cohort
Awarded for successful completion of an Advance Ontario project.
May 16, 2025

Recent projects

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LIVESENS Inc.
LIVESENS Inc.
Burlington, Ontario, Canada

Real-Time Computer Vision

The objective of this project is to develop a real-time computer vision solution for accurately counting people in a moving environment. Using advanced image processing techniques and leveraging both C++ and Python, learners will design, implement, and optimize algorithms that can detect, track, and count individuals as they move through a scene. The project will culminate in a working prototype that demonstrates robust and real-time performance, even under varying lighting conditions and dynamic backgrounds, providing a practical solution for applications such as crowd monitoring and public space management.

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Work experience

President
McMaster RoboSub
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
December 2024 - Current

Responsible for leading a team of 70+ people to build an autonomous submarine. Mainly involved in sensor integration and embedded systems design. Enhancing skills in ROS, RViz, Altium, Solidworks, Arduino, ARM etc.
Team Coordinator
McMaster University
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
September 2023 - April 2024

Coordinated four design projects, involving, vigorous testing, finite element analysis (FEA), simulation, computer-aided design (CAD), testing plan, working with Raspberry PI.

Personal projects

Various Robots
January 2024 - Current
https://hariss-portfolio-5ab37c.webflow.io/

Made Various Robots including,
- RC Debris Collector: Remote-controlled bot using an ESP32 to collect debris in its path.
- The Avoider 3000: Utilizing an ultrasonic-servo combo, this autonomous bot was capable of navigating obstacles and projectiles thrown at it. This bot led to the wiring of the McMaster Engineering Competition in Senior Design.
- The Ooga Booga Bot: Utilizing an ultrasonic-servo-mousetrap combo, this bot would autonomously flick opponent bots in the ring. This sumobot was a class of its own.