Andrew Cote

Andrew Cote has a varied work experience spanning different fields such as engineering, start-up management, community engagement, and leadership roles. Their recent work includes serving as a Senior Engineer for Princeton Stellarators and a Board Member for Pathways for Kids. In their previous roles, they worked as a Sr. Engineering Physicist at Adelphi Technology, Inc., Co-Founder CEO at Eta.bi , and Research Engineer at the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub. Andrew has also provided engineering consultancy services to startups at Hatch Incubator. Andrew is a graduate of Stanford University and has contributed to research in the field of radio frequency engineering and signal processing software development at TRIUMF and Technische Universitat Berlin, respectively. Andrew has also authored a white paper on First Nations community engagement and best practices.

Andrew Cote has a Bachelor's of Arts degree with First Class Honors in Economics & Sociology from McGill University. Andrew also has a Bachelor of Applied Science degree with Distinction in Engineering Physics from The University of British Columbia. In addition, they have obtained certifications in Bio-Safety Levels 1 and 2 from the University of California, San Francisco, as well as a Nuclear Energy Worker certification from TRIUMF.