Steven Liu

Steven Liu

Gtlp Technology Specialist @ TELUS

About Steven Liu

Steven Liu is a GTLP Technology Specialist at TELUS in Calgary, Alberta, with a background in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from the University of Alberta.

Current Position at TELUS

Steven Liu is presently employed at TELUS in Calgary, Alberta, Canada as a GTLP Technology Specialist. His role involves working in various fields, including wireless engineering, network operations, and backend API design. At TELUS, he has taken part in three 9-month rotations covering Telecommunications, Consumer Services, and Software Development. His contributions have encompassed a broad spectrum of technical areas, reflecting the diverse nature of his expertise.

Previous Experience at Enbridge Pipelines

Steven Liu accumulated valuable industry experience during his tenure at Enbridge Pipelines in Edmonton, Canada. From 2017 to 2018, he worked for 11 months as a Co-op Student in the TIS PCSLD Cybersecurity & Controls Infrastructure division. Earlier, in 2016, he completed a 3-month co-op term in the Pipeline Control Systems IC Infrastructure. In both roles, Steven focused on enhancing infrastructure security and control systems, contributing to key operational areas at Enbridge.

Former Role at RGIS

Prior to his technical roles, Steven Liu worked at RGIS as an Inventory Specialist from 2010 to 2015 in the Calgary, Canada Area. Over five years, he developed meticulous attention to detail and organizational skills, which served as foundational traits in his later engineering and technology-focused positions.

Education in Electrical Engineering

Steven Liu pursued his higher education at the University of Alberta, where he studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering. He obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering Co-op, completing his studies from 2014 to 2019. His academic program included cooperative educational components, preparing him for practical applications in the engineering field.

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