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Letter from Organizers

Dear potential attendee, I want to invite you to join us for MechExpo 2018, the Mechatronics Career Fair at Simon Fraser University’s Surrey Campus. Home to Mechatronic Systems Engineering (MSE) program, SFU’s Surrey Campus is an emerging technology hub where more than 600 students are working towards their MSE degree.

Mechatronic Systems Engineering is unique to combine education in mechanical, electrical, software, and systems engineering. MSE alumni successfully work in these fields in organizations ranging from small start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. Increased emphasis on effective communication and teamwork within the MSE program is what sets the students up for successful careers - a mechatronics engineer will facilitate the flow of technical knowledge within the team.

To recruit top mechatronics engineers from SFU, organizations take advantage of co-operative education (co-op) program that each MSE student is part of. Organizations offer intern positions to connect with mechatronics student talent early. Top MSE students receive job offers from their co-op employers months before they complete their degree.

The vision of MechExpo is to provide an additional point of contact between local industry and mechatronics students at SFU. We created an event for industry representatives like you to meet aprising future engineers and gain exposure for your organization. MechExpo is the right fit for your organization if you need an engineer fluent across disciplines and trained to work in a team effecitvely. If your organization is actively hiring for co-op and full-time positions, MechExpo is a perfect place to conduct your first round of interviews and save time. In this sponsorship package, you will find career fair details, more about SFU Surrey & MSE students, and our contact information.

Thank you for your time and consideration. This event would not be possible without your support.

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Sincerely,
Picture of Andrey{:height="110px" width="150px" .image-right} Andrey Gromov
B.A.Sc. Student, Mechatronic Systems Engineering
Director, MechExpo 2018
[email protected] | 778-984-5431

Event Details

Date and Time

Wednesday,
February 7, 2018
9:30AM - 4:30PM

Venue

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Surrey Campus

Dale B. Regehr Hall
Grand Hall (Mezzanine)

250 -13450 102nd Ave.
Surrey, B.C.
V3T 0A3

Sponsorship Tiers

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About SFU Surrey

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Home to the School of Mechatronic Systems Engineering (MSE), SFU’s Surrey campus is the youngest of the three campuses, located in the heart of Surrey City Centre. MSE program is unique to provide students with training in mechanical, electrical, software, and systems engineering. MSE attracts bright and talented students by providing exciting career prospects, ample research opportunities, and a well-rounded curriculum. Some of SFU’s most successful engineering student teams are based out of Surrey campus.


SFU surrey satellite team logo{:height="110px" width="150px" .image-clubright} The Simon Fraser University Satellite Design Team is collaborating with the CHIME radio telescope project in investigating the expansion of the universe and the influence of dark energy. We are responsible for designing and building a flight ready satellite that is used to calibrate CHIME to facilitate precision measurements. This project is apart of a Canada-wide university competition called the Canadian Satellite Design Challenge where student organizations compete to develop satellites under the guise of industry experts and rigorous testing procedures.


Team Guardian logo{:height="110px" width="150px" .image-clubright} Team Guardian, SFU Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Team is a student-led competitive engineering team that participated in more than 10 national (USC Student Competition) and international (AUVSI SUAS) competitions since its founding in 2010. Each year, we experiment with and integrate cutting-edge technology with our UAV platform to solve challenging competition objectives. To remain competitive, we invest time in compiling a balanced budget, mentoring and training, and establishing effective workflows.


Team Phantom logo{:height="110px" width="150px" .image-clubright} Team Phantom is SFU’s Electric Vehicle (EV) race team. Our mission is to inspire the innovators of next-generation EV technology by building a race vehicle to compete in the International Formula SAE Electric Competition. Our vision is to build a high- calibre zero emission vehicle while encouraging students to build valuable real world skills. Our first hands-on project was completing an all-electric go kart which will serve as a test-bed, learning platform and an exciting project showcase. We promote lifelong experiential learning to SFU and the greater Surrey community through workshops, hackathons, and celebrations of sustainable technology.


Technovus logo{:height="110px" width="150px" .image-clubright} Technovus was created to challenge the idea of learning in a classroom. We innovate learning by offering exciting projects to expand technical knowledge, project management, and teamwork skills. Technovus is the student team behind Mechathon - first ever mechanical hackathon in BC aimed at helping a war veteran recover mobility. We are always looking for new ways to connect students, be it competitions, projects, workshops, and social events. Some of our projects include: Swarmbots, Biped, Road Safety, each with its own different quirks and quarks to tackle!

Contact Us

Andrey Gromov
Director, MechExpo 2018
[email protected]
778-984-5431