Engineering Career Guide

Cindy Chan is a recent Chemical Engineering graduate from the University of Toronto who first completed a 16-month internship with Vale and then went on to the Engineer-In-Training (EIT) program. Read More »

In this video, filmed on location at Vale’s Base Metals Technology Development in Mississauga, Ontario, three new grad Engineers In Training, a Recruitment and Selection Analyst, and the Director of Process Research provide an inside look at Vale’s Engineer-In-Training (EIT) and Geologist-In-Training (GIT) programs. Read More »

Kim is a Protection and Control Engineer from Rocky Bay First Nation on Lake Nipigon in northwestern Ontario who has been working at Hydro One for the past six years – ever since she graduated from Lakehead University. Read More »

Syed says the research he did in grad school was very applicable to Hydro One and impressed the person who interviewed him for the company's new grad program. Read More »

Jerry, a co-op student at Hydro One, tells us how he won Hydro One's prestigious William Peyton Hubbard Memorial Award and what he does on a daily basis during his co-op work term.
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Starting a career in engineering can be stressful, so we asked Ontario Power Generation (OPG) Design Engineer In Training Raihan Khondker to tell us the three most important things students need to know about starting their careers in engineering. Read More »

Between intensive in-class and on-the-job training, and field meetings, Raihan Khondker says there is plenty of variety at work. Plus, the people he works with are so helpful. Managers and senior engineers know he’s a new engineer who doesn’t know everything yet, so they’re always willing to answer his questions and help him out. Read More »

In this video interview, the first of three, a recent Electrical Engineering grad explains the application and interview process he experienced with OPG while he completed his last semester at the University of Ottawa. Read More »