Kamryn Smith

I first attended Shad as a high school student in 2004, which sparked a long-term interest in STEM education and youth leadership programs.

I later returned to Shad in 2019 as a Program Assistant and have since progressed through roles as Program Manager, Design Lead, and now Program Director, taking on increasing responsibility for delivery of the UNB program at each step.

In this role, I overs

Worked as Program Manager at Shad Canada.

I started at UNB as a Club and Outreach Coordinator, designing STEM activities, running outreach clubs, and delivering hands-on science and engineering programming to youth across New Brunswick. I coordinated school visits, built and managed a team of student instructors, and helped deliver programming that reached thousands of students.

As Engineering Outreach Coordinator, I took on a broader ro

Worked as Club and Outreach Coordinator at University of New Brunswick.

For four years, I worked at Dooly's while completing my university degree, starting as a bartender and later being promoted to Assistant Manager. I served customers, managed the floor, and kept things running smoothly even during our busiest nights.

As Assistant Manager, I handled staff scheduling, trained new hires, and managed cash and inventory. I got good at reading situations quickly, de-esc

Worked as Program Assistant at Shad Canada.

Brought on for a short-term contract to oversee on-site operations for a rural road reconstruction project. I managed daily construction activities, coordinated with contractors and crews, and ensured quality control, safety, and timelines were maintained throughout the project.

Working in the field, I monitored progress, addressed issues as they arose, and maintained communication between the cl

As Project & Regulatory Technologist with the County of Grande Prairie, I managed a range of municipal infrastructure projects—water, wastewater, and landfill—from design through to construction and commissioning. I provided both strategic oversight and technical expertise on initiatives including the installation of a new water treatment plant, slope stability repairs to a sewage lagoon, and the

As a Structural Engineer-in-Training at Allnorth, I provided field engineering and quality control for major infrastructure projects across Alberta and British Columbia. I served as Quality Control Manager on high-profile projects like the Alaska Highway realignment and municipal road reconstruction, ensuring compliance with design specs, safety standards, and client expectations.

My responsibili

As a Field Engineer with Weatherford Wireline, I operated across some of the most challenging oilfields in North America—Northern Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, West Texas, and New Mexico—delivering critical wireline services in high-pressure, demanding environments.

I led mobile wireline units and field crews, collecting and interpreting complex subsurface geological, geophysical, and

As a Junior Engineer at AMEC, I gained early exposure to a wide range of civil and environmental engineering projects—from dam safety inspections to mine closure planning. I contributed to the visual inspection program for the Petitcodiac Estuary Restoration Project, conducting land and aerial surveys with bi-weekly reporting, and participated in dam safety reviews and structural assessments acros

Hired as a summer student and extended for continued contributions, I supported civil infrastructure projects within the Range and Training Area at CFB Gagetown. I helped develop a 25-year Road Development and Deactivation Plan, conducted field inspections on roadworks, bridge decommissions, and culvert installations, and contributed to design reviews and quality control documentation.

This role

Pursued a Bachelor of Science in Biology/Biological Sciences, General at the University of New Brunswick from 2018 to 2023.