Career Profiles

I lead a team that develops canola crops by breeding plants with traits we are looking for.

I work at a university, teaching students and conducting research on the impact of climate change on forests in Canada and around the world.

I am working towards my PhD and studying the forests in the Northwest Territories.

I teach advanced courses on how to manage soils to produce healthy, nutritious food and maintain healthy ecosystem functions.

I am in charge of a mission whose goal is to acquire data from space, to monitor water quality in coastal areas and inland waters (e.g. algae).

I offer consulting services to organizations, municipalities, indigenous communities, to support them in their eco-citizen projects related to food security.

My work helps protect individuals and organizations from cyber threats.

I test cybersecurity products to make sure they can protect computers from hackers.

I work in a team that helps streamline the processes used to create support materials for healthcare professionals and patients.

I use robots to take pieces of steel and ‘glue’ them together with other metals to build structures.

I help create new medicines such as vaccines, anti-cancer drugs, and cures for genetic diseases.

I’m a staff scientist at the Canadian Light Source synchrotron facility. I am responsible for the SyLMAND beamline.

I am an Agronomic Innovation Manager with Nutrien, working with farmers to optimize the soil for their crops

I work with our suppliers to make sure the supply chain meets our standards of quality.

I create computer models to predict or explain how different biological systems work.