Kevin Nguyen

Kevin Nguyen has a diverse work experience, starting with their role as a General Electrical Team Member at Sunstang Solar Car Project in 2015. Kevin then worked as a General Laborer at Coastal Restoration and Masonry from 2015 to 2016. In 2016, they became a Computer Programming Instructor at Real Programming 4 Kids. From 2017 to 2018, Kevin worked as a Design Engineering Intern at Ontario Power Generation, where they supported the design team in meeting various requirements and prepared documentation. In 2018, they participated in a Greenhouse Robot Capstone Project at Western University. Kevin then worked as an Implementation Consultant at Fast Enterprises, LLC from 2019 to 2020, where they developed improvements for the company's proprietary software and collaborated with clients. In 2021, they had two roles: as a Junior Power System Engineer at Rockwood Engineering and as a Junior Software Developer at Morgan Stanley. Currently, Kevin works as a Software Developer at Site 20/20, starting in 2023. Through their various roles, Kevin has gained experience in software development, project management, and engineering.

Kevin Nguyen attended Western University from 2014 to 2019, where they earned a Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. In addition to their degree, they have obtained various certifications including "Defining and Achieving Professional Goals" from LinkedIn in October 2022, "2021 Canadian Electrical Code Standards" from CSA Group in March 2022, "CSA Z462:21 Workplace Electrical Safety" from CSA Group in November 2021, "mthree/TSG - Web Development Bootcamp - Java (Full)" from The Software Guild in April 2021, "Responsive Web Design Certification" from freeCodeCamp in January 2020, "Residence Leadership Certificate" from Western University in November 2014, "CBT 104: Understanding SEL Relay Logic" from Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (SEL) in October 2021, "Emergency First Aid (CPR A/AED)" from Nova Scotia Lifesaving Society in May 2016, "Fall Arrest Certificate" from Nova Scotia Construction Labour Relations Association (NSCLRA) in May 2015, and "Comprehensive WHMIS Certificate" from Western University in November 2014.