Graham Devitt Email & Phone Number

Canada

Toronto, Canada Area

My role at IBI Group gives me opportunities to support local, regional, and provincial governments in providing safe, effective, and forward-thinking solutions to enhance traffic operations for day-to-day, the short term, and the long term.My key areas of expertise include:- Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) planning, design, and specification.

Toronto, Canada Area

I completed my Master's thesis on Public Transit Operations. I used data science and automation techniques to diagnose existing performance shortcomings of various Toronto surface transit routes and make recommendations for small-scale, bottom-up intervention strategies in order to improve their speed and reliability. Throughout my time here, I completed.

Vancouver, Canada Area

Using chemistry lab skills developed from my Bachelor's degree, I compounded prescription medications including capsules, creams, ointments, and suspensions. I also had duties behind the pharmacy counter including preparing prescriptions for the pharmacist to check, taking regular inventory of the pharmacy stock, and placing daily orders for prescription.

Ottawa

My responsibilities include compounding prescription medications such as capsules, ointments, suspensions and creams, assisting the pharmacist and ensuring customer satisfaction at the storefront.

Queen's University

I walked students home, providing a safe, friendly and welcoming environment, through the Queen’s University student-run service. This position allowed me to hone the ability to make quick decisions in a variety of unique situations.

My responsibilities included organizing weekly chemistry tutorials and preparing lesson plans for two sections of first year engineering students, enhancing the Queen’s chemistry curriculum and addressing students' questions and concerns in a comprehensive way by respecting individual abilities, and marking and supervising midterms, quizzes and final.

I spearheaded my own research project by determining an experiment plan, setting goals and collaborating with other researchers and industries, all of which provided experience in many aspects of professionalism. I performed experiments using laboratory techniques including X-ray diffraction, thermogravimetric analysis and magnetic susceptibility. At the.

Queen's University

I was the section head of the Brass Band within Queen's Bands, which numbered more than 100 members. My responsibilities included leading weekly practices and allocating music for the Brass Band, as well as coordinating the Queen's Bands Jazz Ensemble by leading practices and organizing fundraising events. I also represented the Brass Band on the Queen’s.

Master Of Applied Science, Transportation Engineering

Bachelor Of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Engineering Chemistry

Activities and Societies: Queen's University Marching Bands, Queen's Engineering Society