Irene Dauz
About Irene Dauz
Irene Dauz is a Process Engineer currently working at Cascades in Mississauga, Ontario, with a background in chemical engineering and extensive co-op experience. She has held various positions in engineering and supply chain roles across several companies, including Danmare Group Inc and PepsiCo.
Work at Cascades
Irene Dauz has been employed at Cascades as a Process Engineer since 2023. Her role is based in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, where she works on-site. In this position, she applies her knowledge and skills in process engineering to contribute to the company's operations.
Previous Experience in Engineering
Prior to her current role at Cascades, Irene Dauz gained valuable experience as an Engineering Co-op Student at Danmare Group Inc in 2022. She worked for three months in Vaughan, Ontario, Canada. Additionally, she completed various internships at PepsiCo, including roles as a Supply Chain Intern in the Processing Team and as a Supply Chain Intern in Commercialization, both in 2022 and 2021, respectively.
Education and Expertise
Irene Dauz graduated from the University of Waterloo with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Chemical Engineering. Her education included extensive co-op placements, totaling 24 months, which provided her with hands-on experience in process engineering and manufacturing. This academic background has equipped her with project management, leadership, and critical thinking skills.
Background and Early Career
Irene Dauz completed her high school education at Notre Dame High School in Toronto, where she earned her High School Diploma from 2014 to 2018. During her early career, she held various positions, including Assistant Project Manager in the Chemical Engineering Department at the University of Waterloo and Contaminated Sites Assistant at Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada in 2019.
Internships and Co-op Placements
Throughout her academic career, Irene Dauz engaged in multiple co-op placements that enhanced her practical skills. Notable experiences include working as a Paper Mill Co-op Student at Irving Tissue in 2020 and as a Gate Attendant at the Canadian National Exhibition in 2018. These roles contributed to her understanding of the engineering field and operational processes.