Aimee Langevin

Building something to take the confusion out of acne care

Supporting women in STEM as a woman in STEM - one of my greatest passions.

Highly selective program that develops each Fellow's entrepreneurial potential and leadership skills through hands-on experiences, networking, mentoring and courses in entrepreneurship.

- built custom CNN to detect diabetic retinopathy and the stage (proliferative vs. non-proliferative) from a dataset of retinal fundus images - web application to supplement the model - showcase presentation at Canadian Undergraduate Conference on Artificial Intelligence - won first place at a QMIND AWS competition

- supported the creation of new researcher-focused platform - wrote and presented detailed user stories to internal and external development teams - reviewed and reported on the Intranet statistics for each department - created and hosted workshops to help the departments organize their content for a better Intranet - designed an app that reduced the manual workload during billing periods

- analyzed Queen’s University websites and social media data using PowerBI - created presentations summarizing data for the corresponding department - offered recommendations on website aspects that could be changed to reach goals (more traffic, longer time on the site, further scroll depth etc.) - created and maintained dashboards - researched Voice of Customer and how it could be implemented at University Relations - created and presented a slideshow deck on the Voice of Customer, its benefits, why we should implement it

- conducted daily machine inspections and ordered parts for repairs - installed and set up the software for temperature and humidity sensors around the plant - designed a system with a hydraulic lift table and conveyor belt that would transport the load to the machine, so the worker was significantly less strained