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About me

Hi there, nice to meet you!

My name is Eric.

I’m a photographer and a Computer Engineering student at the University of Saskatchewan. Born and raised in Saskatoon, my journey through philosophy and theology has deepened my appreciation for everyday life.

I’ve had the opportunity to work across government, research, and tech industries—improving workflows, supporting teams, and translating technical insights into actionable solutions.

This diverse experience fuels my passion for helping professionals showcase their work in creative ways they can actively participate in.

This event gave all the students at the event a chance to make their own story. Participating in Siemens EDA events provided students with valuable real-world simulations of an Applications Engineer's role, improving their confidence and communication skills. Returning as a co-facilitator enhanced leadership abilities and empathy towards client needs. Participating in Siemens EDA events provided students with valuable real-world simulations of an Applications Engineer's role, improving their confidence and communication skills. Returning as a co-facilitator enhanced leadership abilities and empathy towards client needs. Key takeaways included proactive engagement, identifying skill gaps, and insights into workplace expectations. Interactions with Siemens professionals clarified career aspirations in tech, underscoring the significance of communication and customer service skills.

A Day in the Life of Siemens EDA Engineers

A wonderful event hosted by Li Chen. He is a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Division of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan. His love for his students to learn and grow shined brightly during the event. By bringing in professionals to speak with students to hosting an amazing catering service at the Bessborough Hotel.