Our Instructors
Trainings at the Autodesk Technology Centers are taught by a diverse group of experts and industry leaders.
Brian Jeong
With a degree in Automotive Technology, Brian went on to a MASc. degree in Mechanical & Mechatronics Engineering, specializing in metal additive manufacturing. Brian has a background in general fabrication, Fusion 360/CAD, 3D printing, and bringing innovation/creativity to residents in their design and manufacturing workflows. Aside from design and make, Brian loves to meet new people and have a good chat over coffee, referencing The Office and bragging about the beauty of Hamilton, Ontario.
Jamie Nicholson
Jamie graduated from the CNC and Precision Machining course at George Brown College and has been working at the college as a teaching assistant in the machine shop since 2018. Jamie joined Autodesk's Toronto Tech Centre part-time in January, she helps to support residents in the machine shop, whether it be in CNC Machining, CAM programming, or any other questions they may have about metal fabrication. Lately, she's been hosting some virtual drop-in sessions on zoom.
Tyson Fogel
With a background in multimedia, design, and cabinetry, Tyson is an advocate of sustainability in design and exploring hybrid manufacturing workflows. In his spare time, he enjoys designing and building his own furniture.
Trainings Taught:
- Polyjet Printer - Safety, Operation, & Basic Use
- Tormach - Safety, Operation, & Basic Use
- Intro to CNC - CAM Programming
- Polyjet Printer - Safety, Operation, & Basic Use
- Electronics - Safety & Basic Use
- Epilog Laser Cutter - Safety, Operation, & Basic Use
- Bandsaw & Drill Press - Safety, Operation, & Basic Use
- Robotics - Safety & Basic Use