Explore Your Career
Welcome to the Engineering Physics Co-op and Career page!
Here you will find all you need to know about opportunities in Engineering Physics, including current job postings, how to land a summer research position, and companies where our alumni work!
Careers
Engineering Physics graduates have many career options due to the flexibility developed through a broad background in mathematics, physics, materials science, electronics, computer systems and optics. There are many different job titles that describe what graduates of the Engineering Physics programme are now doing. Telecommunications, laser applications, and nuclear engineering are just a few of the career paths our graduates have focussed their attention on. Many graduates choose to continue their studies earning Masters or PhD degrees.
Summer Student Research
Are you a current undergraduate student?
Our Engineering Physics faculty have opportunities for current undergraduate students to work as an Undergraduate Student Researcher during the summer. In order to find one of these positions, first look at our Faculty page to review each faculty member’s interests, and contact them directly with your CV about the possibility of working with them. Be sure to reach out early as there are limited spots open.
Past Summer Research Students in Eng Phys!
Samantha Scarfe, Student Research Assistant with Dr. Fang
In Dr. Fang’s group I am studying ways of implementing optical technologies such as digital holography into optofluidic devices that can be used for point of care applications, such as urinalysis. We aim to be able to image biomarkers such as bacteria and blood cells with a resolution of 1-10 microns using holographic techniques.
Devan Wagner, Undergraduate Summer Researcher with Dr. Luxat
Devan worked with Dr. Luxat on a simulation package to address the electricity needs of Canada, and how the nuclear industry can meet the growing demand. This program allows the user to input nearly every variable describing different types of nuclear reactors and their associated fuel cycles. The program determines things such as the best type, and the number of reactors to deploy in any given year in order to minimize costs or wasted supply. Meanwhile, the entire fuel cycle is tracked, which allows us to examine areas for further improvement with fuel reprocessing and recycling. Lastly, he modeled the nuclear reactions occurring in the reactor and after discharge so we can get an accurate picture of the waste and address the issue of long term storage. This project has allowed Devan to use both Engineering Physics and Engineering Management knowledge to address problems in the areas of reactor physics, software development, as well as economics.
Rita Waseem, Student Research Assistant with Dr. Fang
In Dr. Fang's group, I am currently working alongside Nehad Hermiz, a PhD candidate in the biomedical engineering department. I am using the Lifetime Fluorescence Microscopy and Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) to study protein interactions.
Amit Rao, Summer Research Assistant with Dr. LaPierre
Summer research with Dr. LaPierre was fantastic. I had the ability to learn and test new techniques such as using the scanning electron microscope; which was quite exciting as you are able to image samples and patterns that are on the scale of nanometers, yet the images are very clear and distinct. These techniques can be applied to many forms of research and industry techniques. Working on my research project was extremely fun as I encountered many different variables affecting the results and figuring out to solve those obstacles is what made the project interesting.
Mitch Lemieux, Research Assistant with Dr. Nagasaki
Dr. Nagasaki is currently researching how Selenium (an element commonly found in spent nuclear fuel), interacts with different minerals found in the Canadian Shield. My duties during the summer included setting up experiments to measure the adsorption and absorption of Selenium on these minerals, as well as running computer simulations to compare with our experimental results. The end goal of this research is to enable the safe, long-term storage of spent fuel in the deep geological repository being built in Ontario.
Diana Dumitrescu, Summer Research Student with Dr. Turak
Research Assistance with Dr. Turak
My project focused on the synthesis of tin oxide nanoparticles through reverse micelles and the strategies for controlling their planar arrangements. Our goal was to achieve a highly ordered array (as close to a hexagonal lattice as possible), in order to leave the least amount of gaps and maximizing the density of the deposited nanoparticles. My job was to perform a series of experiments, supported by methods discussed in the literature, to modify the spatial arrangement of the micelles. Working over the summer was a fantastic experience and allowed me to learn many lessons that cannot be taught in the classroom.
Morgan Richard, Student Research Assistant with Dr. Fang
Research Assistance with Dr. Fang
The engineering physics group I am working with is developing a multiplexed confocal high content imaging system, designed to surpass spinning disc confocal microscopy and provide new methods to image biological systems. My work on the project is to assist in the development of this system, primarily through programming hardware control, user interfaces, and also troubleshooting unexpected behaviors in optical systems. Throughout the summer and into the year I have met amazing coworkers who have helped me develop my understanding of photonics and programming. These coworkers helped me break down many optics focused papers, and kept the direction of the project well defined when issues arose. I find this work extremely fulfilling as it gives me a chance to develop my understanding of optics, explore new aspects of biophotonics, and develop my skills in programming. I am learning very useful skills that encompass the complete design and construction of a system and would recommend anybody who’s given the opportunity to make the most out of it because it can be a life-changing experience.
Job Opportunities
Job Search 101: How to get into the small pile
Engineering Physics is glad to present the following opportunities:
Job Postings
Optical Systems Engineer
Company/Institution:
Lumen Dynamics
Job description/Qualifications:
View Attachment.
Contact:
Dr. Fang, qfang@mcmaster.ca
Date Posted:
June 15, 2018
Senior Optical Engineer, April 2018
Company/Institution:
Savormetrics, http://savormetrics.com/
Job description/Qualifications:
Senior Optical EngineerJob Details
Contact:
careers@Savormetrics.com
Date Posted:
April 19, 2018
IBEHS Fall 2018 UG Teaching Assistants
Company/Institution:
IBEHS Biomed Eng & Health Sci, McMaster University
Job description:
See more information on Mosaic
Qualifications:
Undergraduate student enrolled in an Engineering or BHSc program, have completed Level II, have proficiency with the English language, have related teaching experience, are motivated and have a Cumulative Average above 7.5. Preference may be given to applicants who have experience running labs and tutorials. This position is restricted to applicants who do not hold an undergraduate degree. Hiring decisions are also restricted by the applicant’s timetable versus our specific scheduling needs. If you are being considered your schedule will be requested from you in July and will be required to attend our mandatory IBEHS 1 orientation meeting which will be scheduled for early September.
Contact:
Sinah Lee
Please apply on Mosaic!
Date Posted:
March 19, 2018
Postdoc in in-situ TEM
Company/Institution:
Lund University in Sweden
Job description:
We are looking for a Postdoc to work on in-situ TEM of semiconductor nanostructure growth. The ideal candidate will have strong experience with TEM as well as knowledge of crystal growth. Information and instructions how to apply can be found here. The deadline for applications is March 23.
Contact:
Kimberly Dick Thelander
Date Posted:
March 2, 2018
PhD student in in-situ TEM
Company/Institution:
Lund University in Sweden
Job description:
We are recruiting a PhD student for a joint project between Lund University and DTU Nanotech (Denmark), involving in-situ TEM using microfabricated heater chips. The PhD student will be employed at DTU and will split their time between DTU and Lund. Information and instructions how to apply can be found here. The deadline for applications is March 19.
Contact:
Kimberly Dick Thelander
Date Posted:
March 2, 2018
Post-doctoral Fellow Position: Medical Imaging Physicist
Company/Institution:
Johns Hopkins Medicine, Department of Radiology, Johns Hopkins University
Job description/Qualifications:
Johns Hopkins University has a post-doctoral fellow position currently open for medical imaging research projects. The candidates
will be exposed to a unique training and research environment in a variety of imaging modalities. The post-doctoral research fellow will have access to start-of-the-art imaging systems and a high-end computer cluster. Applicants should have a Ph.D in Physics, Engineering, or a related field. Strong analytical, programming, and experimental skills are desirable. Details of research projects can be find on their website
Contact:
Interested individuals should send a C.V., letter of interest, and contacts of three references by email to Dr. Yong Du (duyong@jhu.edu), Assistant Professor of Radiology.
Date Posted:
January 24, 2018
Excelitas Technologies Corp.
Company/Institution:
Excelitas Technologies Corp., www.excelitas.com
Job description:
Optical engineers needed. Work in laser and LED based biophotonics.
Qualifications:
Ideally with a Masters or PhD in optics.
Contact:
Eric Sorensen, Erik.Sorensen@excelitas.com
Date Posted:
January 18, 2018
Postdoctoral Positions in Biomedical Optics and Biosensing
Company/Institution:
Wellman Center for Photomedicine at Harvard medical school and Massachusetts General Hospital
Job description:
Click here for more details.
Qualifications:
Looking for graduating PhD students, with a long history of demonstrated excellence in research and training in Optics and Photonics.
Contact:
Seemantini Nadkarni, snadkarni@mgh.harvard.edu
Date Posted:
January 17, 2018
Junior Engineer
Company/Institution:
L3 MAPPS (http://www.mapps.l3t.com/)
Job description:
L3 MAPPS is seeking a junior engineer to assist in building a nuclear power plant simulator in Japan. The main job is to support the plant design and software development. The work location is Montreal (near airport).
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in nuclear, electrical, mechanical or chemical engineering. Proficiency in English and Japanese is required.
Contact:
For further details, contact Shinya Nagasaki, nagasas@mcmaster.ca
Date Posted:
Jan 2, 2018
Electro-optics Engineer
Company/Institution:
L3 Wescam, http://www.wescam.com/
Job description:
Experience in electro-optics
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s, M.A.Sc., or Ph.D.
Contact:
Vincent Hamel, Manager, Electro-Optical Engineering, L-3 Wescam, 905-633-4001 x2168, Vincent.Hamel@L-3com.com
Date Posted:
October 20, 2017
Postdoctoral Position
Company/Institution:
RIT’s Nanopower Research Laboratory
Job description:
More information can be found here!
Qualifications:
Seeking talented individuals with extensive crystal growth and thin films/nanomaterials characterization experience.
Contact:
Parsian K. Mohseni, Assistant Professor, Microsystems Engineering Ph.D. Program, Rochester Institute of Technology, 585-475-7262, pkmeen@rit.edu
Date Posted:
October 4, 2017
Cymer Careers
Company/Institution:
Cymer Careers, https://cymercareers.com/page/engineering-30
Job description:
https://cymercareers.com/page/engineering-30
Qualifications:
https://cymercareers.com/page/engineering-30
Contact:
https://cymercareers.com/page/engineering-30
Date Posted:
October 2, 2017
Cleanroom Fabrication Assistant
Company/Institution:
Single Quantum, a company based in Delft, The Netherlands
Job description:
The work will consist of:
- Cleanroom fabrication using different machines:
- Electron Beam Lithography
- UV lithography
- Wet bench
- Etching
- Evaporation
- Resistance measurements
- Assembly and wire bonding of chips in holder
Qualifications:
We ask
- Cleanroom experience necessary;
- Experience in Kavli Nanolab in Delft is a big plus;
- Precise working attitude;
- Get-on and do it mentality;
- MBO or higher technical degree;
- High sense of responsibility and commitment;
- Adequate English language skills in speech and writing.
- Hands on experience in high tech production environment is an advantage;
We provide:
- Dynamic and informal environment of a start-up company operating internationally
- Competitive salary
- Flexible working times possible
Contact:
Send your CV, motivation letter and 2 references to: info@singlequantum.com
Date Posted:
September 22, 2017
Solar Engineer (Ottawa Office)
Company/Institution:
Leidos, Ottawa
Job description:
http://jobs.leidos.com/ShowJob/Id/1341844/Solar-Project-Engineer/
Qualifications:
Candidates must have experience within solar industry, and that will be a substantial portion of the work, but we may also be interested in those that can offer additional areas of knowledge and expertise in the engineering energy sector. Candidates must be competent with both independent and team work, and possess strong communications skills in English.
Contact:
If you are interested please apply on-line. You may also forward the resume&cover letter directly to jhaysom@uottawa.ca
http://jobs.leidos.com/ShowJob/Id/1341844/Solar-Project-Engineer/
Date Posted:
September 15, 2017
Nuclear Engineer
Company/Institution:
RadComm Systems Corp., Oakville, Ontario
Job description:
Seeking a graduate student preferably with a PhD level and some work experience in the area of Nuclear Engineering. The candidate must have a very good understanding of nuclear statistical signal processing and isotope spectral recognition.
Qualifications:
preferably a Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering
Contact:
Steve Steranka, President, ssteranka@radcommsystems.com
Date Posted:
Aug 30, 2017
Postdoctoral Fellow
Company/Institution:
Weizmann Institute, Israel
Job description:
Postdoctoral position in a nanowire MBE growth project. The project will grow nanowires made of topological materials (e.g. SnTe) to study topology in the mesoscopic regime.
Qualifications:
Ph.D. in Engineering, Physics, or a related discipline
Contact:
Haim Beidenkopf, haim.beidenkopf@weizmann.ac.il
Date Posted:
Jun 14, 2017
Senior Optical Engineer
Company/Institution:
Savormetrics, http://savormetrics.com/
Job description:
Senior Optical Engineer
Qualifications:
optical design, free space and integrated optical elements
Contact:
Harjeet Bajaj, CEO, harjeet@savormetrics.com
Date Posted:
May 5, 2017
Optical Systems Engineer
Company/Institution:
Excelitas Technologies Corp., www.excelitas.com
Job description:
The applicant will lead an optics project and must have knowledge of electronics, thermal design and optics
Qualifications:
Graduate degree with optics experience
Contact:
Erik Sorensen, 905-812-4344, 1-800-668-8752, Erik.Sorensen@excelitas.com
Date Posted:
May 3, 2017
Senior Optical Engineer
Company/Institution:
Thalmic Labs, https://www.thalmic.com/
Job description:
the applicant will lead an optics-based project
Qualifications:
Master’s or Ph.D.
Contact:
Carlos Smits, Talent Acquisition Manager, Thalmic Labs, 1-888-777-2546, carlos.smits@thalmic.com
Date Posted:
Apr 30, 2017
Systems Engineer
Company/Institution:
ATS, http://www.atsautomation.com/
Job description:
ATS is looking to add to their Systems Engineering group on a permanent basis. The best fit would be a Masters graduate with a background/interest/hobby in systems engineering (mechanical, optical, electrical knowledge) – a perfect fit for Engineering Physics.
Qualifications:
Master’s degree in Engineering Physics
Contact:
Dain Jensen, Recruiter, djensen@atsautomation.com
Date Posted:
Apr 17, 2017
CLOSED: PhD or Postdoctoral Scientist at Lund University
THIS OPPORTUNITY IS CURRENTLY CLOSED. STAY TUNED FOR FUTURE POSTINGS.
Company/Institution:
Lund University, Sweden
Job description:
Goal of the project is the understanding and design of atomically controlled crystal phase heterostructures
as templates for atomic surface engineering and for the exploration of new excitonic and
topological phases in 2D and 3D confined systems.
See more here!
Contact:
Kimberly Dick Thelander
Date Posted:
October 31, 2017
CLOSED: Senior Optical Engineer
THIS OPPORTUNITY IS CURRENTLY CLOSED. STAY TUNED FOR FUTURE POSTINGS.
Company/Institution:
Savormetrics Inc.
Job description/Qualifications:
Read here.
Contact:
Applications will be accepted until position is filled Please note, only suitable candidates will be contacted. Please submit your resume and cover letter to: careers@Savormetrics.com
Date Posted:
November 17, 2017
CLOSED: iBioMed Laboratory Technician
THIS OPPORTUNITY IS CURRENTLY CLOSED. STAY TUNED FOR FUTURE POSTINGS.
Company/Institution:
IBEHS Biomed Eng & Health Sci, McMaster University
Job description:
The Faculties of Engineering and Health Sciences at McMaster University have jointly developed an interdisciplinary undergraduate program entitled Integrated Biomedical Engineering and Health Sciences (IBEHS). This unique program aims to build strong foundations in both engineering and the health sciences, integrating biological and medical sciences with engineering and physical sciences. This position will manage and coordinate activities related to undergraduate design projects and laboratories within the IBEHS program. This position will be responsible for ensuring that safety procedures are considered and implemented into all the teaching activities in the labs; providing a safe working environment for students and staff, as well as taking corrective actions to prevent potentially hazardous situations; training of Teaching Assistants to use all equipment safely; testing of existing labs and design activities to ensure they are optimized prior to undergrad students' arrival; designing and preparing biomedical-related experiential learning activities; supporting undergraduate labs and design projects throughout the academic term; designing and maintaining a server for all computing equipment in the lab and design space. The successful candidate will participate in design, selection and purchase of new laboratory and experiential learning equipment whether hardware or software (e.g., 3D Printers, microcontroller kits, data acquisition systems, benchtop imaging equipment, biomaterials testing equipment), and will acquire and maintain expertise in all new software or hardware used (including performing maintenance/repairs as needed). . This position will also identify needs for prototyping, analysis, and testing of design projects (hand tools, small electronics components), and will determine inventory/storage needs, expected usage/distribution and re-stocking/maintenance requirements over time. The successful incumbent will provide direction and support to TAs assigned to the lab and must ensure that safety and operating protocols are adhered to at all times.
See more information on Mosaic
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field of study. Requires 3 years of relevant experience.
Contact:
Alexa Huang
Please apply on Mosaic!
Date Posted:
October 30, 2017
CLOSED: Research Associate in Advanced Photodetector Devices and Systems
THIS OPPORTUNITY IS CURRENTLY CLOSED. STAY TUNED FOR FUTURE POSTINGS.
Company/Institution:
Institute for Compound Semiconductors (ICS), Cardiff University
Job description/Qualifications/Contact:
Read more here
Date Posted:
October 30, 2017
CLOSED: Optical Engineer (Thin Film Coatings)
THIS OPPORTUNITY IS CURRENTLY CLOSED. STAY TUNED FOR FUTURE POSTINGS.
Company/Institution:
Apple
Job description:
Apple is seeking an enthusiastic engineer to support display panel design and integration of Apple products by leading overall investigation on advanced display optical coatings. You will work with both suppliers and internal teams at Apple to shape the display related technologies that go into Apple products.
Qualifications:
Apple is looking for people who have a core knowledge of optics, thin films, and material science. MS or PhD in Optics, Engineering Physics, Material Science, Physics or equivalent with 3+ years of experience in related field.
Contact:
Avery Yuen, Apple, PPO Optics, avery_yuen@apple.com
Date Posted:
Mar 18, 2016
CLOSED: Electro-optics Engineer
THIS OPPORTUNITY IS CURRENTLY CLOSED. STAY TUNED FOR FUTURE POSTINGS.
Company/Institution:
L3 Wescam, http://www.wescam.com/
Job description:
Experience in electro-optics
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s, M.A.Sc., or Ph.D.
Contact:
Vincent Hamel, Manager, Electro-Optical Engineering, L-3 Wescam, 905-633-4001 x2168, Vincent.Hamel@L-3com.com
Date Posted:
Sept 10, 2015
About Co-op
If you're interested in gaining experience while completing your degree, check out the info below!
Engineering Co-op and Career Services
High School Student Opportunities
What is Engineering Physics?
Engineering Physics is the investigation and application of fundamental principles of physics to create the next generation of technology. We are pushing the forefront of modern physics to better the world through technological advancement. We are solving the grand challenges of the future such as energy supply, human health, digital information and communications technology, and renewable energy.
The Department of Engineering Physics in the Faculty of Engineering at McMaster University includes opportunities in Electricity and Magnetism, Light and Geometrical Optics, Energy and Society, Quantum Mechanics, Biotechnology, and more.
The Learning Enrichment Advancement Program (LEAP) at McMaster offers 2-week summer programs in Engineering Physics. Students will conduct hands-on labs in Photonics, Nanotechnology, Nuclear Energy, and Biomedical Engineering.
The SHSM is a specialized High School program that allows grade 11 and 12 students to focus their learning on a specific economic sector while meeting the requirements to graduate from secondary school. Engineering Physics at McMaster offers opportunities in the following SHSM fields: (1) Energy, (2) Information and Communications Technology, and (3) Manufacturing. Contact the department for more information: macdonne@mcmaster.ca
The Department of Engineering Physics offers a High School Co-op program. The Co-op program allows students to conduct research with world-class faculty and facilities, and experience the university research and learning environment while earning High School credits.
How Do I Apply?
Submit a transcript of grades (credit counseling summary), a cover letter explaining why you want to do a co-op in Engineering Physics, and a short resume (1-2 pages) to Nicole Macdonald (macdonne@mcmaster.ca).
The applicant should show proficiency in Math and Science, with an overall average of at least 88%. The department will review the application and schedule an interview if the student meets our academic requirements. Students eligible for this opportunity must be enrolled in their high school's co-op program.
Where Will I Work?
You will work in the Department of Engineering Physics at McMaster University. Depending on the project, you will be trained to work in state-of-the-art labs in various disciplines including nano- and micro-devices (nanotechnology), nuclear engineering, energy systems, biomedical engineering, or photonics.
Who Will be my Supervisor?
A faculty supervisor and project will be identified at the time of the interview depending on the applicant’s interests.
What Projects Will I Work on?
Projects are available in nano- and micro-devices (nanotechnology), nuclear engineering, energy systems, biomedical engineering, and photonics.
Contact the department for more information.
Nicole Macdonald (macdonne@mcmaster.ca).
Our undergraduate student Ambassadors represent our department and are knowledgeable about our undergraduate programs, the happenings within the department, and help give prospective students a personal and informative connection with The Department of Engineering Physics and the McMaster community at large. They act as ambassadors for current and prospective students’ questions and concerns, and serve as representatives at all relevant departmental, faculty, and university-wide events. If you have a question about the program, you can Ask an Ambassador.
Do you want to know what separates McMaster’s Engineering Physics program from the rest? Come join us for a personalized experience. What do you want to know about our program? What day and time works best for you? Who do you want to meet? What would you like to see? This is an opportunity for you to become better acquainted with your future. After submitting Your Request, we’ll match you up with an Ambassador who will be your Student For A Day guide. Your Ambassador will create an itinerary for your visit to Engineering Physics that encompasses the feedback you have provided to us. This program is open to Grade 11 and 12 High School students. You can read all about it here!
Available tours in the Department of Engineering Physics at McMaster University.
Biomedical Engineering Tour (20 minutes):
The Department of Engineering Physics specializes in biophotonics and biosensors. Biophotonics uses light for applications in medicine, biomedical engineering, life sciences, agriculture, and environmental science. The term biophotonics refers to a combination of biology and photonics, which is the science and technology of the generation, manipulation, and detection of photons. Photons are the quantum mechanical units of light. Biophotonics is being used for the study of biological molecules, cells and tissues for disease detection, diagnosis, and treatment. Engineering Physics is also involved in the development and application of micro- and nano-sensors for the detection of DNA, proteins, viruses, and other biological materials. On this tour, you will explore our cleanroom fabrication facilities and see how our Engineering Physics students fabricate biomedical sensors.
Nuclear Reactor Tour (60 minutes):
McMaster University’s nuclear reactor is the only large (5 Megawatts) nuclear reactor on a University campus, in operation since 1959. It is the second largest nuclear reactor at a University in North America. Bertram Brockhouse (Physics Nobel Laureate) completed some of his ground-breaking work using McMaster’s nuclear reactor. Like Bertram Brockhouse, Engineering Physics students perform experiments using McMaster’s nuclear reactor. On this tour, you will go inside our working nuclear reactor and see how nuclear energy is put to work.
Note: At least 2 weeks advance notice is required. Reactor tours require some planning before the event to get the appropriate parent/guardian consent (if the student is alone) and ensure that the prospective students have appropriate clothing for the reactor (flat, closed shoes and pants are the main requirements). The students (and anyone joining a tour) must have valid government ID.
Solar Energy Tour (20 minutes):
In addition to nuclear energy, Engineering Physics specializes in photovoltaic energy (solar electricity), which is the conversion of sunlight to electricity. On this tour, you will see the tools used for making a solar cell, understand how a solar cell works, and see the working solar cells fabricated by Engineering Physics students.
Nanotechnology Tour (20 minutes):
Devices that are constructed on the nanometre or micrometre scale are the technological backbone of the modern age of computers and high-tech communications. Since the introduction of the integrated circuit in the 1960’s, device components have decreased in size and cost at an exponential rate, while increasing in speed and capabilities. The rapid advances in computer capabilities have transformed the worldwide economy and have led to a more prosperous society. On this tour, you will experience a working cleanroom where nano-devices are being fabricated. See a micro-drone, a worm sorter, and other nano-devices.
Engineering Capstone Projects Tour (30 minutes):
Our Engineering Physics undergraduate students work on a final year project of their choosing. From medical robotics, stair climbers, and cancer detectors - come see what Engineering Physics students are capable of making. You can also view our Capstone Gallery here!
The Department of Engineering Physics specializes in Nanotechnology Engineering, Energy Systems
Engineering, Photonics Engineering, and Biomedical Engineering.
Alumni Profiles
Here you can find Engineering Physics Alumni Profiles!
Parsian Mohseni (Click for more information)
Parsian Mohseni completed his B.Eng. in Engineering Physics in 2005. He continued this work from 2011-2015 as a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign under the supervision of Dr. Xiuling Li.
Avery Yuen
Avery Yuen, B.Eng.Mgt, Engineering Physics & Management, 2005, Ph.D, Engineering Physics, 2011.
Geordie Rose (Click for more information!)
Geordie graduated from McMaster with a B. Eng. from Engineering Physics in 1994 with a solid state devices focus. He then earned a Ph.D. in theoretical physics from the University of British Columbia with Philip Stamp, studying the effects of nuclear spins on decoherence in molecular magnets.
Chris Haapamaki (Click for more information!)
Chris graduated with a B.Eng. in Engineering Physics in 2007. Finding research in the Department of Engineering Physics a very positive and engaging experience, Chris decided to pursue a Ph.D. under Prof. LaPierre’s supervision.
Engineering Physics Alumni, Joel Hilchey, was featured as the keynote speaker in the 2014 Student Leadership Conference.
Paul Kempf (Click for more information!)
Paul Kempf received a Master’s in Engineering Physics, specializing in opto-electronics, from McMaster University in 1984.
Lauren D'Amico (Click for more information!)
Lauren D’Amico graduated from the Engineering Physics and Management program in 2005.
Zachary Strong (Click for more information!)
Zachary recently completed his sixth year of Engineering Physics & Management at McMaster University, where he is a well-known student leader.
Ian Hill (Click for more information!)
Ian Hill earned his Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Physics (B.Eng 04’) and was the first M.A.Sc McMaster graduate from the University Network of Excellence in Nuclear Engineering (UNENE) program (’06).
Dr. Robert Walker (Click for more information)
Following Dr. Walker's M.Eng in Engineering Physics and PhD in Electrical Engineering, Robert was also awarded an honorary Doctor of Science degree from McMaster University in 2013 and honorary Doctorate of Engineering degree from the Royal Military College of Canada in 2015.