#5 -2nd Year Computer Engineering Student at University of Toronto - John Lee

Part 2 of 2 of Peter's interview where he talks about what it's like being in med school, exploring medical fields and gives advice to aspiring med school students and researchers.

Danforth MaST grad Peter Tao talks about his path from high school to UofT science to Tufts medical school in this 2 part interview for aspiring doctors.

One of the most common questions I get is "What is Engineering Science?".  So today's guest has just completed her first semester at the University of Toronto's Engineering Science program.  In this episode she will talk about what the program is, what kind of fields and jobs she can get into and how she achieved a 98% average going in.

In this last part of Ramzi's interview we talk about what he does at RBC as a software engineer and he gives tips for aspiring athletes who want to balance that with engineering.

In this episode, Ramzi continues his interview and talks about what it was like balancing the demands of training track while in software engineering full time.  He discusses Western's co-op program, how he got his first job and the power of networking.

Today's guest is an elite high school track athlete who grew up in one of the roughest neighbourhoods in Toronto and recently graduated as software engineer.  In this 1st of 3 parts, Ramzi Abdulahi talks about what it was like growing up poor, the positive influence of his teachers at John Polanyi Collegiate Institute and how he chose Western for engineering.

Part 2 of my interview with Sydney Massey who talks about what a typical day is like as a chiropractor and gives tips on how to become one plus what to expect when you see one.

Sydney graduated from Danforth Tech and went to get her Kinesiology degree because she always had an interest in sports and rehab.  She got into Chiropractor college and now works in Whitehorse, Yukon!  In Part 1 she talks about the Kinesiology program at McMaster and what a chiropractor does.

Mohitul continues his interview by discussing what it's like being a professional Python programmer at Apple.  He also gives tips on seeking jobs, succeeding as an Electrical Engineer and more.

Mohitul works as a software engineer for Apple, but what makes him very different from my first guest is that his main job is coding in Python and he works in Apple's Canadian office in Ottawa.  His degree is in electrical engineering from Waterloo and in part 1 we'll cover his path from high school through university and what his current job is like.