Faculty/staff profile
Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering Environmental Technology
Interurban
TEC 267, Paul 226
B.Eng., M.Sc., M.Res (Biology)
Electronics and Computer Engineering, Environmental Technology
School of Trades and Technology
Ian initially trained electrical/mechanical engineering (B.Eng., M.Sc.), and has a variety of industrial experience in hardware, systems, and software design across a diverse range of industries, including telecommunications, aerospace, automotive, scientific, and special-purpose machinery.
He re-trained in biological sciences obtaining a Master of Research degree (M.Res.) in Analytical biology in 1998 and, more recently, a diploma/PGC in the restoration of natural systems (UVIC, 2019). His main interests are currently in the design of low environmental-impact and regenerative technologies based on ecological principles, and in habitat restoration/conservation.
Ian believes strongly in education that is applied, transdisciplinary and hands-on, in an environment that cultivates critical thinking, creativity, communication, and collaboration throughout.
When not playing outside Ian can be found pursuing interests in music, dance, and theatre.