Teams at McGill University

Supports the Ethical Leadership and Leading Change course by supervising grading, commenting on graded work, helping develop quizzes and assignments, holding office hours, and assisting with lab sessions. The role requires a McGill graduate student with relevant course background and involves 45 hours of work during the academic term.

Develops and evaluates machine learning algorithms for collaborative autonomy systems using simulations and real-world datasets. Responsibilities include training AI models, implementing and testing software, integrating models into autonomous decision-making frameworks, and documenting research progress. The role requires knowledge of modern AI methods, perception, computer vision, sensor fusion, and autonomous systems, with proficiency in Python, Rust, and C/C++.

Provides administrative and secretarial support for the McGill Engine Centre, serving as a first point of contact for students, visitors, professors, and industry partners. Duties include managing schedules, student affairs, correspondence, publications, files, computerized systems, budgets, accounts, inventory, purchasing, events, travel arrangements, and office equipment. The coordinator also supports reception, resolves administrative issues, maintains records, and assists with software and operational processes.