2018 Graduates
Alice Zhang
Education
- University of Toronto, Computer Engineering
Experience
- Qualcomm - Design Verification Intern
- UofT EdTech Office - Education Technology Assistant
Advice
Don’t be afraid to seek out new opportunities (clubs, internships, jobs, etc) because of the fear of failure. even if you don’t end up getting the result you want, the experience you gain from trying is worth it!
Arjun Chu
Education
- Simon Fraser University, Chemistry
Experience
- CARO Analytical Services - Laboratory Technician
Advice
Don't procrastinate.
Augustine Jeong
Education
- University of British Columbia, Computer Science
Experience
- Kardium Inc. - Software Engineering Co-op
Advice
Don’t procrastinate...
Daniel Kim
Education
- University of British Columbia, Biochemistry
Experience
- Muhimbili National Hospital / Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences - Research assistant
Advice
Don’t be afraid to reach out for help. Professors may seem intimidating, but most of them truly want to help you.
Diana Lee
Education
- University of British Columbia, Pharmacology (Minor in Nutritional Sciences)
Experience
- Virogin Biotech (Research Assistant)
- Tetzlaff Lab at ICORD (Research Assistant)
- BC Neuroimmunology Lab (Lab Assistant)
Advice
Try as many new things as you can - you never know what you'll enjoy or when those skills might come in handy!
Dimitri Yang
Education
- Mcgill university, Neuroscience
Experience
- Taught English in Guangzhou, China
- Currently conducting research at a lab in the Montreal Neurological Institute
Advice
Try as many new things as you can - you never know what you'll enjoy or when those skills might come in handy!
Emily Huang
Education
- University of Toronto, Computer engineering
Experience
- Intel-software engineer intern
Advice
Work hard play hard
Hunter Hong
Education
- University of Waterloo, Mathematics
Experience
- Siemens: Data Scientist / Machine Learning Engineer (co-op)
Advice
Don't be afraid to get help :)
Ian Chen
Education
- University of Toronto, Computer Engineering
Experience
- Amazon - Software Dev Engineer Intern
- Intel - Software Engineer Intern
Advice
Don't compare yourself to others. Instead, work hard to be the best version of yourself.
Jake An
Joanne Chang
Education
- University of Edinburgh, Bsc. (Hons) Anatomy and Development
Experience
- Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences, Data analyst
- OurHealth (Tuberculosis), Researcher
Advice
Networking (friends, academic, or otherwise) is extremely important
Joey Shi
Education
- University of British Columbia, Combined Major Math and Computer Science
Experience
- Software developer - Visier
- Webwork Content Developer - UBC
Advice
Study hard in calculus, it can often carry you in other classes. Reading section 3.7 of "Calculus - J. Stewart Sixth Edition" is a good way to understand how calculus is embedded within all social + physical sciences.
Kevin He
Education
- Simon Fraser University, Operations Research (Mathematics)
Experience
- Sun Life - Actuarial Analyst
- SFU Mathematics - Undergraduate Researcher
Advice
Mathematics isn't about memorizing formulas and functions. Always try to derive what you learn and see the logic within each formula to better comprehend what's going on.
Lucinda Liu
Education
- Univeristy of Washington, Biochemistry & Informatics
Experience
- Just - Evotec Biologics: Biotherapeutics, Biotech Company - Cell Line Development Intern
- Genemod, Inc.: Laboratory & Data Management Software Seattle-based start-up company - Research Scientist Intern
- University of Washington Medical Center: Center of Emerging & Re-emerging Infectious Diseases Department - Undergraduate Research Assistant
- Washington iGEM: International Genetically Engineered Machine: Synthetic biology research competition - Wet lab Researcher
Advice
Take advantage of the resources around you! Seriously, a little help goes a long way!
Muhammed Bedir Goybulak
Education
- University of British Columbia, Mechanical Engineering
Experience
- Madison Group at UBC, Quantum Reseacher
Advice
DO YOUR HOMEWORK ON TIME LAH. If you do homework you wont have to study as much (please still study though)
Petri Petriman
Education
- Stanford University - AI & Linguistics (I wasn't accepted)
Experience
- Open AI - Prompt Engineer (I use ChatGPT daily)
- Stanford AI Club (I read their blog posts)
Advice
Your life is everything. You serve all purpose. You should treat yourself now. And give yourself a piece of that oxygen, in ozone layer, that’s covered up so that we can breathe inside this blue trapped bubble. Because what am I here for? To worship you! Love yourself! I mean that with a hundred percent with a thousand percent.
Rafael Freire Kloecking
Education
- Simon Fraser University, Computer Science
Experience
- SAP Germany: QA testing/Software Development role
Advice
Keep studying hard but have time to live life and meet new people. Sometimes you'll even get a valuable job referral.
Ruishen Yu
Education
- University of British Columbia, PHARMD
Advice
Have fun in your first year and make sacrifices
Shashwat Regmi
Education
- University of British Columbia, Bsc. Computer Science
Experience
- Change Healthcare - Software Development Engineer (Co-op)
Advice
Set goals and persevere in order to achieve them.
Tony Du
Education
- University of Toronto, Mathematics and Computer Science
Experience
- Wanderlog - Full stack software engineer
Advice
Enjoy life
Tony Shen
Education
- Simon Fraser University, CS and Biochemistry
Experience
Advice
Trying and failing > not trying
Tyler Bowman
Education
- Simon Fraser University, Computer Science: Software Systems
Experience
- Porton Health - Full Stack developer
Advice
Try to be who you want to be, not what others want you to be