MSMEISSA SYMECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Montreal, QC · 2026

Making things that work in the real world.

I'm Meissa — a mechanical engineering student, builder, and curious systems thinker. This is my public orbit: a place for the work, the experiments, and the next thing I'm figuring out.

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AN ARCHIVE OF CURIOSITY01 — 03OPEN TO GOOD QUESTIONS
Selected projects

Things I’ve made

From the air to underwater, each project is a different way to understand a system.

01 / 2022

Aerial Drone

A custom quadcopter assembled from the frame up. Flight control, motor selection, and learning what “aerodynamic” means in practice.

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02 / 2023

Sign Co.

A small manufacturing venture turning design files into dimensional signage — production tolerances, costs, and repeatability.

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03 / ONGOING

Aquatic Drone

Moving from aerial to aquatic systems. Pressure, sealing, buoyancy, and a whole new set of failure modes.

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A short version

CV / about

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THE THROUGHLINE

I don’t think in components. I think in systems that have to survive contact with the real world. Engineering, to me, is a discipline before it’s a career — a way to stay curious, test assumptions, and keep improving.

NOW / RECENTLY

Mechanical Engineering
Coursework, prototyping, controls, and design.
Founder — 3D Sign Manufacturing Co.
From first sketch to a repeatable process.
Building — Aquatic Drone
Current independent project.
Private / Meissa’s hub

Good morning, Meissa.

Drop everything.

Your top 3 priority-3 tasks

Today, gently.

A small amount of momentum is enough.
03OPEN TASKS
● 04STREAK DAYS

Put it somewhere.

Subject + because. Nothing more needed.

Idea board

Sorted by urgency
Speech practice

Say it out loud.

A private, low-pressure place to notice progress.
Consistency, not perfection

Practice log

Tap a day after you practice.
Last 14 days■ practiced   ■ not yet
Daily runway

What can I spend today?

$42.00
Available after essentials · editable later

Small financial rituals

  • Check the number before you spend.
  • Leave room for tomorrow.
  • Track, don’t judge.
Study system

Course outlines & notes

The things worth returning to.
Dynamics & Control
Laplace transforms · review next
03 / HIGH
Materials Science
Stress / strain summary
02 / SOON
Fluid Mechanics
Bernoulli examples
01 / LATER
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An infinite canvas.
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