Oliver Morrow

I study Computer Engineering at Queen’s University and work as a Data & AI Engineering co-op at Sanofi. I graduate in April 2027.

At work

At Sanofi, I build data pipelines and internal tools with Python, SQL, and Snowflake. I led development of an LLM agent that checks proposed updates before writing them to ServiceNow. I also built most of the semantic models used by our agents, which handle around 1,500 queries a week.

Before that, I worked on demand planning at Tilray, developed electronics labs at Queen’s, and worked in IT at Legal Aid Ontario. I’ve also managed the Engineering Society’s IT team.

Outside work

I also build tools for my own use and sometimes write about what I’m making. Here are a few projects:

My home server — a three-node Proxmox cluster for home automation and DNS. In a node-failure test, HomeKit Secure Video and Pi-hole recovered in about two minutes.
PageScript — a language that compiles to standalone HTML. I designed the language and compiler architecture; the Rust implementation was AI-assisted.
Noteworthy — a collaborative note-taking app built with C++ and Qt and compiled to WebAssembly to run in the browser.