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Lee Margetts answered on 14 Jun 2015:
I’m very lucky to be a Lecturer at the University of Manchester. It is one of the best Universities in the world to teach and study engineering. The most rewarding part of the job is meeting past students who are now engineers in industry or scientists working on important projects.
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Yasmin Ali answered on 14 Jun 2015:
What I do contributes to providing energy – something that everyone needs every day. I really like that.
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Tadhg O'Donovan answered on 14 Jun 2015:
Variety – there is never a dull moment.
As a lecturer, it is very gratifying to see students transform into engineers and to be part of that transformation.
As an engineer and researcher, I enjoy the challenge of discovery. This might be helping companies to develop products or more fundamental research in fluid flow and heat transfer.
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Liz Meddings answered on 15 Jun 2015:
I get to solve people’s problems and no two days are the same.
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