Welcome to the team, Cary!

Our team here at Digital Nova Scotia continues to grow, and we're so excited to welcome our newest addition: Cary Yim! Cary is a dynamic IT Data Analytics graduate from NSCC who has a passion for making an impact. Keep reading to find out more about our new hire! Tell us about yourself! [caption id="attachment_3481467" align="alignleft" width="225"]

Cary at her graduation, which was the day before her first day at Digital Nova Scotia![/caption] I am a recent graduate from IT Data Analytics at NSCC. I was born and raised in Hong Kong, and I moved to Nova Scotia with my husband, Fred, in 2019. I completed tertiary education in the City University of Hong Kong, majoring in Business Communications, and I used to work for NGOs and IB international schools in administration and project management. We decided to move to Halifax because Fred received a job offer from REDspace while we were in Hong Kong. His career development was the main reason of our relocation, which is why he absolutely deserves a mention here, because he is key person leading me to this series of adventures! What excites you the most about the tech sector in Nova Scotia? Is there an area that interests you the most? Having graduated from an IT stream at NSCC, I am thrilled to be a part of the vibrant tech community in Nova Scotia. The tech sector here is growing rapidly and there is potential for more innovation. With DNS playing a pivotal role in fostering collaboration and supporting the development of the tech industry, it creates an environment that encourages creativity and professional development, which I find really exciting. I am particularly interested in the intersection of data analytics and research. The tech sector in Nova Scotia provides ample opportunities to leverage data-driven insights to make a positive impact. With my education background in IT Data Analytics and experience in project management, I look forward to contributing my skills and working alongside brilliant coworkers to drive meaningful outcomes. What's your favourite way to spend a day off? I enjoy gardening to improve my home’s environment, and I also love cooking, reading and watching movies. These activities help me relax at home. What's something you're passionate about that might surprise us? I am learning French as a pastime, and I attend classes on ice figure skating with some friends. What three items can you not live without? I would say my phone, my personal computer, and my work computer :)
Quick hitters! Spring or Fall? Spring Android or iPhone? iPhone Comedy or Thriller? Comedy Coffee or Tea? BOTH Chocolate or Vanilla? Vanilla Laptop or Desktop? Laptop Breakfast or Dinner? Dinner Early Bird or Night Owl? Night Owl Ocean or Lake? Lake Fun fact: Recently, I bought an animatronic figure of Din Grogu aka Baby Yoda, and I love to interact with it. This little guy captivated my heart since I’ve finished watching all seasons and related series of The Mandalorian.
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