- Member of the University of Calgary BIOMOD Team as part of the wet lab team - Work in the Veterinary Medicine Lab at the University of Calgary Health Sciences building - Helping to design a DNA nanoscale biosensor to aid in neurovascular disease detection- Design and conduct appropriate experiments for the project

- Instrumental in securing and managing the financial resources necessary for the team's success- Took a proactive approach in identifying and reaching out for funding opportunities, conducting thorough research to pinpoint potential grants, sponsorships, and partnerships that aligned with BMERIT’s mission- Crafted compelling communications that effectively presented BMERIT’s value proposition to potential donors and sponsors- Played a key role in designing an attractive and comprehensive sponsorship package, highlighting the benefits for sponsors at various levels of contribution and ensuring these offerings were tailored to align with their interests- Helped maintain positive, ongoing partnerships

- Helped guide patients and visitors around the hospital- Assisted patients in navigating their way through the hospital buildings - Helped in the Red Thread Gift Store- Gained experience working as a Floater

- Helped train new prospective volunteers to make sure they are ready to volunteer in the hospital- Scheduled and assigned tasks that needed to be completed - Ensured that all assigned tasks were being completed appropriately and in a timely manner - Assisted trainees in completing their tasks when needed

- Provide customer service- Work in a team environment - Work in a fast-paced environment that required close attention to detail - Help make purchase suggestions- Run the point of sale (POS) system and handle the finances of the store

- Helped customers find the perfect product or service and responded to their questions- Provided great customer experience- Shared my passion for tech and my product knowledge with customers - Helped deal with any customer complaints or issues that came up

- Collaborated closely with students from McGill University- Conducted in-depth research to find potential grants, sponsorships, and partnerships that aligned with our mission- Reached out to various organizations and crafted persuasive communications that effectively conveyed the value and impact of the Biodesign Synergy Competition - Reached out to multiple universities and professors to encourage participation in our competition