Liam Israels

Liam Israels is currently an Entrepreneur in Residence at Antler, leveraging their engineering expertise to inspire innovation. They co-founded and presided over the Western Engineering Green Technology Club, leading a team to develop a pioneering carbon capture device that earned "Best Research Team" at the Carbon Removal Challenge in New York City. Previously, Liam interned at Tesla, where they owned the design of components for the Cybertruck and contributed to Project Optimus. Additionally, they have gained valuable experience in various engineering roles, including positions at the National Research Council Canada and Innovia Technology. Liam is pursuing a Master of Engineering at the University of Toronto after completing a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering at Western University.