Sabrina Jocelyn has been working at the IRSST since 2008, where she began as a research assistant. She is currently working there as a professional researcher. She holds degrees in electrical engineering (B.Eng.) and industrial engineering (M.App.Sc. and Ph.D.) from Polytechnique Montréal. She is an adjunct professor at École de technologie supérieure (ETS). She participates as a member in ISO's Robotics technical committee numbered MC/ISO/TC 299. She conducts and co-conducts research studies and knowledge transfer activities in the field of machinery safety. Her research interests are collaborative robotics, quantitative risk assessment, validation of the reliability of safety-related control circuits, risk management related to machines in general, and the use of machine learning algorithms for purposes of accident prevention. Sabrina Jocelyn is a peer reviewer for the journal Safety Science, which awarded her with a Certificate of Outstanding Contribution in Reviewing in recognition of her contribution to the quality of the journal and her ranking among the top ten percentile of reviewers who assessed the largest number of articles for the journal in 2017 and 2018.