Graeme Young

Graeme Young has a long and varied work experience. Graeme began their career in 1997 as an IT Support and Software Developer at Discount Car and Truck Rental, where they were also a Store Manager, Customer Service Representative, and Car Attendant. In 2008, they worked as a Respite Worker in Peterborough, ON, mentoring a 13-year-old boy in website development and PHP coding. Graeme also held multiple roles at Trent University, including Student Representative, Technical Support/Exam Invigilator for Disability Services Office, COIS 3950H Course Instructor, and COIS 1010H Teaching Assistant. In 2010, they joined e3 Solutions Inc. as a Junior .NET Developer, and in 2011 they moved to clevr as a Senior C# Developer. In 2020, they became a Technical Lead/Co-Founder at Cirrusly, and in 2021 they started their current role as a Full Stack Developer at Kortext.

Graeme Young obtained a Certificate in Advanced Java Programming from Loyalist College in 2003. Graeme then obtained a Diploma in Computer Programmer/Analyst from Sir Sandford Fleming College in 1999-2002. In 2005-2007, they obtained a Bachelor of Science with Honours in Computer Science from Trent University. Finally, in 2008-2011, they obtained a Master of Science in Evolutionary Algorithms, Web Caching from Trent University. Additionally, Graeme has obtained a number of certifications from LinkedIn, including Apache Kafka Essential Training, C# Design Patterns, Accelerating TensorFlow, Building Deep Learning Applications with Keras 2.0, Building and Deploying Deep Learning Applications with TensorFlow, Deep Learning: Face Recognition, Deep Learning: Image Recognition, Introduction to AWS DeepLens, Learning TensorFlow with JavaScript, NLP with Python for Machine Learning Essential Training, Neural Networks and Convolutional Neural Networks Essential Training, Angular Essential Training, Artificial Intelligence Foundations: Machine Learning, Improving Your Listening Skills, Learning RxJS, Learning TypeScript, SQL Server Machine Learning Services: R, and Creating Your First Android App with Kotlin.