Launching Your Career in Building Science with BSAO
April 2, 2026 04:00 PM - 05:00 PMTo join the webinar, you must register for a no-fee student membership under our membership info page, as well as sign up for the webinar.
Webinar RegistrationAre you a college or university student studying architecture, engineering, or a related building science program? This introductory webinar will provide insights from three Industry professionals in the public, consulting, and manufacturing sides of the Building Science industry, and will show you how the Building Science Association of Ontario (BSAO) can help you take the next step from classroom learning to career development.
In this session, you will learn what BSAO is, how to get involved, and what you can expect as a student member. We will explore the unique student benefits, including networking opportunities through our events, eligibility for a BSAO Academic Scholarship Award, and expanding your knowledge of building science.
Whether you are just beginning to explore the field or looking to strengthen your professional connections, this webinar is a great place to start.
To join the webinar, you must register for a free student membership, then sign up for the webinar.
Moderator
Negar Pakzadian, BEng., MArch., MBSc., BSS, CPHD
Major Capital Project Manager,
County of Northumberland
bio coming soon.
Speakers
Christina Martin
Pretium Engineering Inc.
bio coming soon.
Mohammed Dawoud, P.Eng, M.Eng, BSS, CPHD, NFRCHD Certified Simulator
Ennova Facades
Mohammed Dawoud is a professional engineer with a passion for high performance envelope design, focusing on the implementation of sound building science principles while maintaining a constructable approach. He holds a Master of Engineering degree focused on structural engineering as well as professional designations such BSS®, CPHD, NFRC Certified Simulator. As the Technical Development Manager at Ennova Facades, Mohammed is heavily involved in the research and development of prefabricated facade technology suited for Architects’ and designers aiming to achieve a high level of thermal comfort with minimal energy demand.



