About the Team
The team behind Project FishWorks consists of Kayleb, Eric, Sebastien, and Braden—four students with a shared interest in technology and problem-solving. This project brings together their unique skills in electrical engineering, programming, and design, with a goal to simplify aquarium care.
Visionary
Kayleb Stetsko
The visionary with a lifelong love for fishkeeping.
He is the dude whose idea it was. Above all he is a loving father, who would do anything for his children. Beyond that, anything alive he treats like his own, including the fish of the world. His love for technology and engineering got him to where he is today. His beard is legendary.
Electron Rancher
Eric Samer
A Red Seal Electrician focused on safe and effective power solutions.
He is the dude who knows the electricity. Eric worked as a Red Seal Electrician until an accident forced him off his feet and has since decided to follow his love of technologies. He has a huge passion for space and science (and his cats). His beard is also legendary.
Code wizard
Sebastien Robitaille
Our programming expert, skilled in integrating complex systems.
He is the dude who knows all the programing. He is the youngest of the group, but probably the smartest and his drive to learn and get things done is probably going to change the world. In his spare time, he helps track the bird populations and plays with computers. His beard, by the way, is legendary.
Kaos squad
Braden Trigg
The organizer and writer, translating technical details into clear communication.
He is the dude who likes to write. He spent 16 years in hospitality working as a Chef and has since moved into IT. He is a passionate video gamer and is looking forward to furthering his passion in electronics, computers and science in general. He can’t grow a beard but is still legendary.
Our Inspiration
Kayleb started his current aquarium project in the late 90’s, but his passion for fish keeping goes back well before that. Through his practical experience in both terrariums and aquariums, he has compiled a wealth of knowledge and grievances in both the biological and mechanical systems that are required to clean and maintain a healthy environment.
A Special Thanks
We would like to give a special shout out to Wayne, Mel, Todd, Justin, Ryan, Alena and all our other instructions we've had over our three and a half years at Camosun College. You've inspired and taught us how to use the tools to be lifelong learners, Thank you!