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AMA - Waterloo Biomedical Engineering Grad : r/OntarioUniversities

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I just finished my degree at Waterloo in BME and I'm now working full-time in the field of medical devices. Overall, I'm very happy with my experience and I love where I ended up. If you have any questions about Waterloo, biomedical engineering, medical devices or just my uni experience in general, feel free to comment or send a DM :) What biomedical engineering coop placements did you have? Any recommendations for gaining experience in this field? I worked in medical imaging, telehealth/medical devices, smart wearables and medical robotics. Most of my job involved quality, testing, mech design and R&D. Developing skills outside of class is a great way to get employers’ attentions. I was part of a design team for my undergrad which helped me land interviews, but I know people who did part time research or their own personal projects to build their resume too. Work experience in other engineering fields also translates really well to medical devices. For med tech specifically, being fam

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