Route Into Engineering – Minal Patel Career
We featured Engineer Minal Patel in our Engineering Careers roundtable. Our roundtable featured a frank discussion from superstar engineers, Mimi-Isabella, Ebony and Minal where they discussed everything from working in McDonalds to diversity and money. We caught up with Minal to discuss her personal journey into Engineering....
Route Into Engineering – John Wheal
We featured Systems Engineer John Wheal in one of our first Born to Engineer videos. John is a systems engineer with NATS, the UK's leading supplier of air traffic control services. He's part of a team designing and building the next generation of air traffic control systems....
Route Into Engineering – Professor Eleanor Stride
We featured Engineer Professor Eleanor Stride in one of our first Born to Engineer videos. Dr Eleanor Stride is a biomedical engineer working at Oxford University to develop revolutionary new methods for delivering chemotherapy drugs. Eleanor works to create and control micro-bubbles which can be injected into...
Route Into Engineering – Ebony Allison Career
We featured Engineer Ebony Allison in our Engineering Careers roundtable. Our roundtable featured a frank discussion from superstar engineers, Mimi-Isabella, Ebony and Minal where they discussed everything from working in McDonalds to diversity and money. We caught up with Ebony to discuss her personal journey into Engineering....
Route Into Engineering – Milly Hennayake
We featured Civil Engineer Milly Hennayake and her work with Engineers Without Borders UK in 2019. Earlier this year we took some time out with Milly to discuss her route into Engineering. Civil Engineer Milly Hennayake first got involved with Engineers Without Borders UK at university. After...
Route Into Engineering – Nina Parsons
‘Born to Engineer – Nina Parsons’ was the eighth film in our Born to Engineer series - back then she was heading for a career in Formula 1. We caught up with her discuss her route into Engineering and her future plans. It took just one day...