With a large interest in sustainable electronics, Emma is excited to be a part of CWS and building something that could contribute to habitat restoration along the coasts of British Columbia.

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Emma has experience working with family-oriented manufacturing businesses in the past, and in such time fostered skills for good project management and teamwork. In her 3 years at Camosun College and at work, she has interacted with electronic devices for small and large-scale projects, making her prepared for any challenge that comes her way.

Morgan is the only team member in the Marine and Industrial Technology stream of the Camosun Electrical Technology program.

Prior to her school career Morgan worked in the Transportation sector, designing roadway lighting and traffic signals, she has now switched from monitoring traffic patterns to monitoring water tanks. From her working career she has gained experience working on large scale projects, managing timelines and budgets and seeing a project through from planning to design to completion and implementation.

Giulia is an international student currently studying at Camosun College. She was honored by the college with the Women in Engineering Award. Throughout her academic career, she worked on numerous projects, showing the ability to work in a team and help others, and is currently pursuing towards her electrical engineering degree from the University of Victoria. 

Giulia is highly motivated to provide a smart solution to our client needs. She aspires to join the renewable energy sector and provide sustainable solutions.