Elizabeth Anyango
About Elizabeth Anyango
Elizabeth Anyango is a Non Destructive Testing Intern currently working at Hatch and has experience in embedded systems and software development at MAC Formula Electric. She holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from McMaster University and has developed applications in Java and Python.
Work at Hatch
Elizabeth Anyango has been employed as a Non-Destructive Testing Intern at Hatch since 2021. In this role, she contributes to projects that require expertise in non-destructive testing methods. Her internship is based in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, and spans a duration of three years. This position allows her to apply her engineering knowledge in a practical setting, focusing on ensuring the integrity and safety of materials and structures.
Current Role at MAC Formula Electric
Elizabeth Anyango has been a member of the Embedded Systems and Controls | Software Team at MAC Formula Electric since 2020. This role involves working on projects related to embedded systems, where she applies her programming skills and engineering background. Her experience at MAC Formula Electric has been ongoing for four years, based in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
Education and Expertise
Elizabeth Anyango studied at McMaster University, where she earned a Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng) in Mechanical Engineering from 2019 to 2023. During her academic career, she gained extensive knowledge in programming languages, particularly Java and Python. Her education has equipped her with the skills necessary for both software development and engineering applications.
Previous Experience at McMaster University
In 2020, Elizabeth Anyango held two positions at McMaster University. She worked as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant for three months, where she supported faculty and students in the learning process. Additionally, she served as a Lab Development Assistant for two months, contributing to the development of laboratory exercises and materials. These roles provided her with valuable experience in educational support and lab management.
Projects and Technical Skills
Elizabeth Anyango has developed a desktop application in Java that tests a user's sense of rhythm. She has also built and programmed a miniature robot using Arduino, which can follow a line drawn on a surface. These projects demonstrate her ability to create functional and interactive designs, showcasing her technical skills in both software and hardware development.