About me
Welcome! My name is Julia, and I presently work on the Scanner team at Lumafield.
My previous experience includes developing hardware products (IoT sensors for Alert Labs, and electric vehicles for underground mines at Prairie Machine & Parts) and educational products (this math for ML course at deeplearning.ai, the robotics nanodegree at Udacity, and fun underwater robotics projects the University of Waterloo).
Outside of work, my passions include competing on BattleBots (I've spent a year on each of teams, Bucktooth Burl, Red Devil, Marvin, DUCK!, Ferocity, and now HyperShock), As well, I love the outdoors so I try to get out every weekend and explore. Everything from cross country skiing and snowshoeing, to canoeing, hiking, biking, and downhill sports.
Travel is my biggest passion. I feel quite comfortable when I'm in a foreign country, my life is packed away in my backpack, and I'm hanging out with locals - be it through couchsurfing, hitch-hiking or just chatting at a bar. My travel page highlights where I've been and what I've seen (albeit, it's fairly outdated).
My previous experience includes developing hardware products (IoT sensors for Alert Labs, and electric vehicles for underground mines at Prairie Machine & Parts) and educational products (this math for ML course at deeplearning.ai, the robotics nanodegree at Udacity, and fun underwater robotics projects the University of Waterloo).
Outside of work, my passions include competing on BattleBots (I've spent a year on each of teams, Bucktooth Burl, Red Devil, Marvin, DUCK!, Ferocity, and now HyperShock), As well, I love the outdoors so I try to get out every weekend and explore. Everything from cross country skiing and snowshoeing, to canoeing, hiking, biking, and downhill sports.
Travel is my biggest passion. I feel quite comfortable when I'm in a foreign country, my life is packed away in my backpack, and I'm hanging out with locals - be it through couchsurfing, hitch-hiking or just chatting at a bar. My travel page highlights where I've been and what I've seen (albeit, it's fairly outdated).
