Jackson Doyle

Based in Vancouver Canada

Jackson Doyle was born and raised in Vancouver, Canada, and studied applied and biomedical sciences at the University of British Columbia. Driven by a curiosity for how things work, he taught himself software development and product prototyping before pursuing entrepreneurship and invention.

While still at university, Jackson founded his first company, 21Innovations, a product development venture focused on transforming unconventional ideas into practical, real-world products.

Early Life

As a child, Jackson enjoyed a range of activities, including rock climbing, English horseback riding and acting. He later developed a particular interest in magic.

After being diagnosed with a chronic illness and spending time in hospital, he started a magic program at Ronald McDonald House as a way to give back to the community that had supported him and bring happiness to other children facing illness.

That experience later led to further involvement with the medical community, including serving in an advisory role at BC Children’s Hospital and supporting other charitable initiatives.

Engineering and software

Jackson Doyle works across mechanical and electrical engineering, software development, artificial intelligence and physical prototyping. His approach brings technical disciplines together so that ideas can move from concept to working reality.