Student Recruitment Program
BlueSun, and University of Waterloo. Somehow, we just click.
There's a reason why so many UW grads and coops come to work for our company-and stay on to build successful careers. Maybe it's the broad spectrum of opportunity we offer each employee, unlike larger companies where it's easy to be pigeonholed into a fractional role of software development.
Or perhaps, as they tell us, it's the way we get it right, with values and goals that are in concert with those that are fostered at the University.
Whatever the case, it may be well worth your while to talk to some of our professionals who are UW alumni, or seek out coops we currently engage here, to get a feel for what it would be like to launch your career at BlueSun. Where the future-yours and ours-promises to be bright.
We welcome the opportunity to talk with you.
Why do I like to work at BlueSun? The people, the technology, the fun. The people make everyday worth it. The technology keeps you on your toes and always learning. The fun lets you, well, have fun!
- Chris Pellett, UoW, Systems Design Engineering, Class of 2008
Working for BlueSun means that I know the work I am doing has an impact for the company. It gives me a chance to take on more responsibilities in a variety of roles.
As with any job, the people that you work with make all the difference. Having a relaxed and friendly environment with great co-workers is the best way to work.
- Todd, UoW, Computer Engineering, Class of 2008
I chose to work at BlueSun because of the chance to get experience in a broad range of skills while working with great people who are really knowledgeable and capable. I'm challenged on a daily basis and feeling like I'm continually growing both personally and technically.
- John Peart, UoW, Computer Engineering, Class of 2005
BlueSun has a healthy culture of continual improvement and a wiliness to learn from mistakes. Employees are respected, trusted, and pushed to succeed with the support of a close-knit team, making BlueSun a great place to work every day.
- Jeff Francis, UoW, Computer Engineering, Class of 2004