He received his Ph.D from McGill University (Montreal, Canada), department of mechanical engineering in 2011. His doctoral research was focused on numerical flowfield analysis of unsteady shock wave reflections. During 2011-12 he was research assistant of Professor E. Timofeev. During this period, he studied the influence of viscosity and surface curvature on unsteady shock reflections. On Oct. 2012, he joined CanmetENERGY- Natural Resources Canada, Varennes as a postdoctoral researcher. There, he studied air-source and ground-source heat pumps. Because of his achievements, he received the "Innovation" Employees Awards Program 2015. He left Canmet on Dec. 2015 and joined SUT.