Queen's EngSoc Professional Development

The Bain & Company Toronto office is excited to invite you to the upcoming Clark Hall Pub info session for Engineers! This event will take place in-person at Clark Hall Pub in Kingston on March 26 at 6pm and is open to Queen’s undergraduate engineers in their 1st, 2nd, and 3rd year *19+ students only*.

During this event, attendees will connect with Bain consultants in an informal setting to learn about the consulting industry, how engineering skills apply to a career in consulting, and the opportunities available at Bain. This is a great chance to ask questions, gain insight into the work we do, and explore how your problem-solving abilities can create impact beyond engineering.
Please register using the link in our bio. We look forward to meeting you in-person!

The Industry Outreach team is hiring! Applications close this Thursday!

ANS Committee Member applications extended! This is an amazing opportunity to expand your professions skills and network! Applications due next Thursday!

Join us on March 19th from 6:30–8:00 PM at the Grad Club for a talk with Harrison Griffiths, Collision Reconstruction Senior Associate at 30 Forensic Engineering.

Harrison investigates motor vehicle collisions using engineering and scientific principles, analyzing physical evidence, vehicle systems, scene conditions, Event Data Recorders (EDRs), and video footage to determine exactly how accidents occur. From passenger vehicles and heavy trucks to motorcycles, ATVs, bicycles, and pedestrians, his work uncovers the full story behind transportation incidents.

If you’re interested in engineering, forensic analysis, transportation safety, or real-world applications of technical problem solving, this is one you won’t want to miss. Register using the link in bio!

📅 March 19
⏰ 6:30–8:00 PM
📍 The Grad Club (162 Barrie)

EngSoc PD is hiring for coordinator positions to support the respective chairs of each sub-committee. These are all no-experience-required positions and we are looking for students who truly want to make a difference for the professional opportunities of all engineering students at Queen’s. Apply until Thursday, March 19! Registration link in bio.

Get ready for a more raw and honest session than usual. Rather than emphasizing success and the right things to do, this event will have 3 special guests outline their biggest mistakes they made in their time at Queen’s, how they overcame them, along with advice on how to not make them yourself. This will be happening in The Tea Room next Wednesday, March 11 with free snacks and beverages! Registration link in bio. See you there!

Interested in working at Lockheed Martin? Then join us next Wednesday, March 11 in Biosci to hear from Queen’s alum Brendan Montgomery, who will walk through his experience and answer any of your questions. There will be free pizza too! Register using the link in bio. See you there!

Interested in pursuing a career in management consulting? The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) is hosting a virtual info session exclusively for Queen’s engineering students on Thursday, February 26 at 5:30 PM, where you will learn more about consulting opportunities and the recruiting process, as well as networking and Q&A so you walk out feeling confident! Registration link in bio.

Interested is pursuing graduate studies? We have an exciting event on Tuesday, February 24 at The Queen’s Pub for an evening with graduate students where you can learn what life is really like after finishing your engineering degree.
There will be:
🍕 Food and drinks available
🎓 A chance to hear about different graduate programs from TAs and Queens own grad student alumni
💬 A networking session to ask questions and connect one-on-one
Whether you’re seriously considering grad school or just curious about your options, this is a great opportunity to get real insight from students who’ve been in your shoes.
We hope to see you there!

Registration link in bio

Interested in getting more involved in extracurriculars next year? EngSoc PD is hiring for new chairs for the 2026-2027 school year, including Alumni Relations Chair, Industry Relations Chair, Workshops Chair, ANS Chair, Marketing Chair, and Industry Outreach Chair. These are all very exciting opportunities that can greatly improve your leadership and networking skills. Apply today on Breezy! Link in bio.

Behold your next 2 guest ANS speakers!

We’re thrilled to welcome Kattie Thorndyke, a Professional Engineer whose journey from the cutting edge of motorsport engineering to entrepreneurship embodies the bold creativity celebrated by the ANS theme. With deep expertise in automotive systems and race car aerodynamics, Kattie took a leap to build a thriving independent career as a technical writer and consultant for engineering and high-tech audiences. Her story is one of curiosity, risk-taking, and innovation — transforming complex ideas into real-world impact within and beyond the Queen’s network.

We’re excited to welcome Chris Hodgson, a visionary leader whose 30+-year career in technology and entrepreneurship exemplifies the ANS celebration of bold ideas turned into impactful ventures. From starting out as a professional engineer to founding startups, leading digital strategy at Google Canada, and investing in disruptive technologies, Chris has built and scaled ideas that have reached over a million customers. His journey of adaptability, creativity, and calculated risk-taking offers powerful insight into what it means to innovate and lead in a constantly evolving tech landscape.

ANS will be happening at OneEleven in Toronto in just over a week. Get hyped!!!

Looking to get an internship over the summer to stack up your resume? Look no further. Come and learn from successful summer interns at the Summer Job Workshop.

Date and Time:
Jan. 30, 5:30 - 6:30 PM

Venue:
Beamish-Munro Hall 313

Registration link in bio!