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My three most answered questions about engineering...
"It’s only when people start asking me about my role that they appreciate how interesting and challenging my job is" says Network Rail engineer Louise Bungay
"It’s only when people start asking me about my role that they appreciate how interesting and challenging my job is" says Network Rail engineer Louise Bungay
Maria Torres works for Wrigley's - she tells us how engineering got her involved in making gum.
Let’s get one thing straight, I am passionate about engineering – like really passionate, to the point that family members have been worried about how excited I get looking at the underside of a bridge
Stephanie Alexander talks about how she is encouraging diversity in engineering and why it is so important.
Atkins structural engineer Christina Varnava tells us about the projects she works on, what she enjoys and how she first became interested in engineering!
STEM ambassador Ayisha is keen to highlight that there is a place for women in the engineering sector.
Phil Kirby is a civil engineer and has worked on projects not only on the computer but all around the world.
Lead Signalling Power Engineer on the UK Rail network, Abdul Rehman, tells us about his varied working day and how his Electronic Engineer mother was a career inspiration.
Maria Ferreira is a Civil Engineer at DP World London Gateway, a brand new port facility. She tells us how negotiation is a useful skill to keep things running!
Philex is an electrical engineer working in ecological friendly electronics, collecting energy from thin air!
Samuel is a biomedical engineer working in the field of blood flow and blood pressure.
Oliver Jefferies from Mott MacDonald is an engineer on a mission to build transport links.
Dr Tony Churnside is an audio engineer who works on BBC radio as a technologist and producer.
Patrick has always loved DIY and design and technology. When his D&T teacher nominated him for a scholarship it started his design engineering journey.
A life-changing visit to Cape Canaveral set Stephanie on a new career path which saw her swap cruise ships for space science and engineering.
How design engineer Josh Mitchell helped efforts against COVID-19 by getting 3D printers to African hospitals.
Dr Charlotte Levy works in Probabilistic Safety Analysis to make sure reactors behave correctly.
Lorena has studied and worked in Spain, Italy, and now England. She thinks that creating a team of engineers from different backgrounds, with different opinions, is the best way to solve any complex engineering problem.
Angela Malynn is a mechanical engineer, bringing buildings to life so we can live and work in them - from offices to train stations to swimming pools
As an amputee, engineering student Rishi Vegad acutely understands how engineering can make life better.
About 70% of the Earth’s surface is covered by water, and engineers like Martin Chan help to create ways of travelling across it. From transporting products to different countries, to protecting the seas and helping get energy from under the sea-bed, Martin helps Rolls-Royce create the propellers, boats or products their customers need.
Postgraduate student Bhavik Mehta explains how and why he came to study chemical engineering.
Simon Crowther from Flood Protection Solutions is an engineer on a mission to help people stay safe in the home.
Geoffrey Morgan works for the United Nations promoting quality infrastructure for sustainable development.
Environmental engineer Serena Cunsolo is trying to stop microplastics from entering the ocean.
Holly tells us about her life studying and working in motorsport engineering, and the exciting and challenging times she has along the way.
Professor Rebecca Shipley leads a team developing tools to understand the structure of cancerous tissues.
Jemima Armstrong from GSK is an engineer on a mission to help find medical cures.
Daniel Newman is a graduate engineer at Rolls-Royce, working in the Aerospace sector.
A chance encounter changed Mimi-Isabella's career path towards becoming a Materials Engineer.