Hello, I am a student graduating this semester from a country outside of Canada. After graduation, I plan to work as a research assistant for about six months before seeking employment with a company in Canada. However, I have heard that laboratory internships are not considered professional experience, so I must emphasize the projects I have participated in. Especially since I am not a Canadian student, I've been told it is even more difficult to find a job. I am curious about what activities I should engage in for the next six months and whether it is possible for me to get a job in Canada with my current qualifications. In my resume, I expect to add at least one publication as a co-author from my time in the research lab. Additionally, I plan to independently work on an IC design project during the remaining period. I am open to any company in Canada that would support my permanent residency application, regardless of the working conditions or salary. My future career goals involve FPGA, ASIC, and RF embedded systems. Thank you
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