There are many open positions for engineering jobs, and other business roles, in Burnaby for Fuel Cell development work. Follow this link for more description from Ballard Power Systems, and to apply:
https://www.ballard.com/about-ballard/careers/current-opportunities
SAE British Columbia Secretary
We are looking for someone who can attend each board meeting and using a laptop, record the meeting minutes along with action items as discussed. This is an important position and requires someone who can listen/understand/interpret and type/format documentation all at the same time. The position provides a significant amount of power to the person responsible, as they can influence the action item details and overall direction of the SAE BC Chapter. Supporting SAE BC also looks good on one’s resume as volunteer work for the community.
Contact info@saebritishcolumbia.org if interested.
SAE British Columbia Membership & Corporate Liaison
We are looking for someone to lead the charge when it comes to increasing membership in general and engagement with local mobility companies. This person would establish connections with target companies and broadcast news about our local chapter events, tours, and activities with the goal of increasing membership and support. This could also extend to corporate sponsorship for events. Supporting SAE BC also looks good on one’s resume as volunteer work for the community.
Contact info@saebritishcolumbia.org if interested.
SAE British Columbia Vice Chair
A Vice chair is needed to help support SAE BC in general by attending local chapter meetings and helping to drive action items. The vice-chair may lead meetings when the chair is unavailable, and support the board as required. New ideas are always welcome. Supporting SAE BC also looks good on one’s resume as volunteer work for the community.
Contact info@saebritishcolumbia.org if interested.
Air filtration expert witness
Looking to locate an automotive engineer with some expertise in the area of air filters for trucks, for the purposes of a lawsuit. The case involves what we believe is a chronic problem of certain air filters being improperly manufactured, particularly in the area where the paper component meets with the plastic. The result is that unfiltered air enters the engine, causing failure.
Contact John Drayton at Gibraltar Law, Kamloops, (250) 374-3737 if interested.
