Rotimi currently resides in Toronto, Ontario, where he is working as a Market Development Representative for DocuSign. Here he shares his story of graduating university amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and moving towards the workforce with confidence.
Your Next Step
Si Jia resides in London, UK, where she works for Revolut in strategic finance. Learn how she navigated the changes involved in relocating to a new country for work.
The Centre for Student Involvement & Careers at UBC supports undergraduate and graduate students to become career-ready graduates – helping you to connect your talents, interests and education to the changing world of work. Wherever, whenever… hone your career knowledge on your own time with the on-demand Video Series. Our experienced career educators have crafted…
Launching in celebration of UBC Okanagan’s 15th anniversary in 2020, alumni UBC’s afterwords is a digital conversation series that shares the stories of some of UBC Okanagan’s extraordinary alumni in 15 questions.
Modified from Danielle Barkley’s Virtual Resume Review Presentation Your resume is usually the first opportunity you’ll have to make a good impression on a potential employer, and a well-crafted one should be more than just a list of previous positions and experiences — it should be a persuasive “pitch” on your value as a prospective…
Building Tomorrow’s Workforce Digital Skills for Youth (DS4Y) connects underemployed post-secondary graduates with small businesses and not-for-profit organizations where they can gain meaningful work experience to help them transition to career-oriented employment.
Name: Poonam Sandhu Degree: Bachelor of Arts 2015, Sociology T-Bird Sport: Field Hockey (2011-15) Current Profession/Employer: Head Coach, UBC Women’s Field Hockey Program
Bill Chung, BA ’08, Senior Product Designer at Shopify.
Henry McQueen, BA ’08, Senior Development Manager at Concert Properties.
Tony Yang, PhD ’16, Partnerships Manager at the Centre for Heart Lung Innovation.
Harriet Ho, MSc ’18, Senior Analyst at MSc Population and Public Health.
Paul Lambert, BCS ’10, Partner, Area 120 at Google.