Why do we need more engineers in politics?
The world is facing some pretty wicked problems and we need more engineers to get involved in policy to help shape our future for the better.
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The world is facing some pretty wicked problems and we need more engineers to get involved in policy to help shape our future for the better.
Recently we met with Kyle Bradash, who is a Mechanical Engineer at Curtiss-Wright (CW). Kyle started his career through a co-op program available through the University of Waterloo and has gained valuable experience through his placements at Curtiss-Wright.
In this article, Emmanual Augustine, an Application Support Engineer at Yorkland Controls, discusses his experiences working for the company as well as the projects and technologies that the company is currently working on. Yorkland Controls specializes in automation and control solutions for buildings, facilities, and industrial processes. Augustine explains how Yorkland Controls fosters a culture of innovation and collaboration among its engineering team, with a focus on interdisciplinary teamwork and providing regular training and certification opportunities.
“Join the Community of Thinkers at R.V. Anderson Associates Limited (RVA), a 100% Canadian and Employee-Owned Engineering Firm with 75 years of excellence. Benefit from our dynamic teams in Applications, Built Environment, Mobility, Sustainability, Urban Transformation, and Water and embrace a flexible work culture with improved employee experience. Learn more and apply today
The Communications Security Establishment (CSE) is a Canadian organization responsible for foreign signals intelligence, cyber operations, and cyber security. Its primary objective is to collect foreign signals intelligence to safeguard Canada’s national security, maintain the confidentiality of the Government of Canada’s information, and collaborate with industry and academia to safeguard Canadians against cyber threats.
Laurie Heuff, Director of Distribution Engineering and Asset Management at Hydro Ottawa, highlights the importance of lifelong learning for engineers and the need for the profession to constantly question the status quo and look for ways to improve the use of sustainable technologies to electrify society.
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