This week we spoke to Raymond Lam from Mechanical Engineering about his work at Baylis Medical where he worked on developing products used in heart surgeries! Notes: 0:19 - How he ended up choosing mechanical engineering; taking shop class in high school and doing the George Brown machining workshop 4:09 - Why he was looking to do 16 months instead of for, some of the things he applied for and why he ended up going with Baylis 7:30 - What Baylis does, minimally invasive surgery 17:45 - Dealing with a quickly expanding team, getting to know people around on other teams and how the company culture facilitated that 29:02 - Getting hired for knowledge that you haven't studied in school 31:05 - Changes people have pointed out to him since doing PEY 38:45 - Contact information
This week we spoke to Raymond Lam from Mechanical Engineering about his work at Baylis Medical where he worked on developing products used in heart surgeries!
Notes
0:19 - How he ended up choosing mechanical engineering; taking shop class in high school and doing the George Brown machining workshop
4:09 - Why he was looking to do 16 months instead of for, some of the things he applied for and why he ended up going with Baylis
7:30 - What Baylis does, minimally invasive surgery
17:45 - Dealing with a quickly expanding team, getting to know people around on other teams and how the company culture facilitated that
29:02 - Getting hired for knowledge that you haven't studied in school
31:05 - Changes people have pointed out to him since doing PEY
38:45 - Contact information
Music by Shawn Lee