Student Spotlights

	Electronics engineer grad sees no limit to her future As the first female graduate from the BCIT Bachelor of Technology in the Electronics Engineering degree program, Aimee Byrne utilizes her education to trail blaze her career in the security industry.
	Managing the work he loves Jim couldn't be more enthusiastic about his work, or about the importance of his BCIT education in putting him on this very successful career path.
	Success according to his own schedule "What I like about the B.Tech. program is that I can take the courses when I want and arrange my time accordingly," says Scott deWaal.
	Bachelor of technology in manufacturing — the sooner the better Jason isn’t finished his Bachelor of Technology in Manufacturing but his company is already benefiting from it.
	Mechanical engineering builds foundation for opportunity Financial security, interesting work and in-demand skills: Kamal Pohar has it all.
	Designing the future with wireless communications Developing cutting-edge technology is all in a day’s work for Sameer Soni.
	Automation and instrumentation led to bachelor's degree David spent two years in a variety of assignments: from computer-assisted design and equipment selection, to control sequence programming, to commissioning and service.
	Bachelor of technology brings job offers International recruiting firms were pursuing Terry Chmelyk before he graduated from the Bachelor of Technology program.
	BCIT program leads to exciting career with Nuytco In just five years, Mike's career with Nuytco Research Ltd. has been an undersea adventure with international clients from the U.S. to Korea.
	First recipient of the bachelor of technology Tim Tse graduated with a Bachelor of Technology from the School of Manufacturing, Electronics & Industrial Processes in June, 2003.
	Passion for gears and motors The first thing you notice about Trevor Fane greeting you at his workplace is his pride in the company and his role there.
	Robotics & automation one step in career path Colin Harraway has discovered that a career path can be a series of stepping stones, each leading towards a goal, although one may not always know the road or the destination in advance.
	Solid rewarding career at a top engineering company Sean Holroyd graduated from BCIT over a decade ago, and the edge he gained from that investment in education still serves him to this day.
	Using her creative skills to help bring ideas to life "You never know what’s going to come through the door," says Nancy Knaggs, a Research Technologist at the BCIT Technology Centre.
	Second career in an unlimited field Power Engineering is a second career for Greg Cameron, who is Manager of Utility Distribution Services for Central Heat Distribution Ltd. in downtown Vancouver.
	Hard work and upgrading qualifications Bob Norton is just about to retire, but only for two days. He's an energetic guy who loves his work, and after a long career in power engineering, he's moving to a new job after a weekend with his feet up.
	A true believer in bcit education "I noticed that my friends who went to BCIT got jobs right away," says Sherri St. Cyr, when asked why she chose BCIT for her post-secondary education.
	A whole new direction in mid-life "Any person who is considering retraining for a new career should not look at the dollars and cents," says Les Lowe.
	Right mix of academic and hands-on technical experience Completing a Bachelor of Technology in Manufacturing while pursuing a hectic, challenging career that requires a great deal of travel is quite an accomplishment. But Jacqueline Gustafson is nearly finished.
	BCIT is the place to kick start your career Peterson Cheung did university transfer courses at Langara College for two years, but decided to go to BCIT for a two-year Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing option.
	Finding a job was no problem at all Some days I can't believe I get paid for this", says Angie MacDicken, a technology teacher at Moody Middle School.
	Oversight of entire design, manufacturing and delivery cycle equals job satisfaction and a solid future Oliver Brett realized upon graduation from high school that he would never be satisfied just working with mechanical technology – he wanted to design it.
	Plugged into a Rewarding Engineering Career "I didn't want to quit my day job, but I needed a path that could help me become a professional engineer."