Kristine Hui
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Biology 1 Biomanufacturing 1 Bug tracking and management 1 Computer science 1 Functional testing 1 Integration testing 1 Literature reviews 1 Materials science 1 Mobile application development 1 Regression testing 1 Report writing 1 Research 1 Scenario testing 1 Software quality (sqa/sqc) 1 Software release life cycle 1 Software testing 1 Test case 1 Test planning 1 User requirements documents 1

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Briskly
Briskly
Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

Software Testing

We would like someone to join our development team in the area of software QA and testing. We believe this project will include: Full software testing of our new content using various methods. Entering defects in GitHub Interfacing with the development team and following up on progress. Providing feedback and suggestions on new features. Members should be comfortable with software testing and have some coding knowledge. Test reports must be completed after each test.

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Category Information technology
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Briskly
Briskly
Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

Virtual Internship Opportunity: Computer Science

Briskly is able to offer a virtual internship opportunity for computer science students. The primary focus for the student will be on Mobile App Development. Our app already exists, the student will understand the existing code, and work towards adding more features. These include: Messaging option Reminders or introducing notifications Our goal at the end of this experience is f or the student to complete a fully functioning feature that runs well.

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Category Information technology + 2
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The GelMA Company Biotechnology
The GelMA Company Biotechnology
Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

Research Assistant

Bioprinting is a form of additive biomanufacturing, a field of manufacturing, that incorporates engineering techniques and biological compounds with material science and electronic knowledge to create 3D shapes and structures with biological properties. Bioprinting brings great manufacturing potential to the biomedical industry as it can facilitate the generation of living 3D structures through the printing of live cells. The use of biological compounds, like living cells, in bioprinting requires the use of certain production materials to protect and support these living components. Specifically, polymer materials with water-holding properties, hydrogels, are used to encapsulate living cells, and support them through the bioprinting process. There are many methods through which cell-laden hydrogels can be used in bioprinting. This project has the objective to review 3D bioprinting state of the art and the development of a vision to build a visible light-based SLA 3D bioprinter.

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Category Data analysis + 1
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