iBioMed Alumni – Faculty of Engineering

iBioMed Alumni

What do you do with an iBioMed degree?

iBioMed graduates are working, studying and innovating across the globe. They are engineers and entrepreneurs, studying medicine, researching in graduate school and so much more.

Two students working in a lab with medical instruments

Where are they now?

The majority of our graduates find employment within six months of graduating and have entered engineering, finance, entrepreneurship and medical fields.

  • 49 per cent of our graduates enter the work force immediately
  • 51 per cent are pursuing graduate studies
    • 24 per cent masters, 5 per cent PhD studies
    • 22 per cent of our graduates have pursued medical school
Students in Design studio

Position titles for our graduates

Some notable positions of our graduates include:

BME positions:

  • Software Eng @ Meta
  • Technical Solutions Engineer @ Google
  • DFX Designer @ AMD
  • Junior Engineer @ Hatch
  • Project Management @ VR
  • Investment Bank Analyst @ RBC
  • Co-founder & CEO @ ImaginAble Solutions

HESE positions:

  • Consulting Analyst in Healthcare Strategy Consulting @ Deloitte
  • Product Manager @ Green Shield
  • Associate, Market Acceleration @ Ontario Bioscience Innovation Organization
  • Associate Product Manager @ Inkblot Therapy
  • Design Control Systems Engineer @ Intuitive
  • Investment Banking Analyst @ RBC Capital Markets
  • Co-Founder and CEO @ Comend

iBio-led businesses

iBioMed students have founded their own companies. Here are just a few.

  • Cloak the Poke

    Founders: Fatima Gafoor, Rabbea Sidhu, Julia Ungureanu, Warisha Rehman

    Product: Sixty-three per cent of children globally experience needle anxiety, dramatically increasing appointment times. Cloak The Poke easily clips onto a syringe, transforming it into a child-friendly solution that makes needle procedures easier for everyone involved.

    Visit Cloak the Poke

  • Comend

    Founder: Albert Wang (HESE)

    Patient groups create the building blocks for innovation by finding patients, funding research, and more. They’re critical to de-risking new drug programs in rare diseases but don’t have many tools to help them do what they do. At Comend, we’re building technology that supercharges patient groups.

    Visit Comend

  • Crowdvision

    Founder: Ibrahim Iftikhar (HESE)

    Product: CrowdVision uses AI generation and crowd-sourcing to create a tailored video production. Users upload videos of their live event to the platform and can then receive a personalized, engaging and immersive video experience that lets them revisit their favourite moments from multiple curated angles.

    Visit CrowdVision (Opens in new window)

  • HarmonEase Innovations

    Founder: Deena Al-Sammak

    Product: HarmonEase is an assistive device that can enable people with limited dexterity to play the piano.

    Visit HarmonEase Innovations