We’re delighted to announce that Giorgio Bindoni has been crowned ‘Engineer of the Week’. Giorgio is a former jet fighter and helicopter pilot and now works as an Auditor in the aviation industry. Who do you want to win next week? VOTE!
We’re delighted to announce that Beth Mortimer has been crowned ‘Engineer of the Week’. Beth is a Royal Society University Research Fellow in the Department of Zoology, University of Oxford. Who do you want to win next week? VOTE!
We’re delighted to announce that Sophie Louth has been crowned ‘Engineer of the Week’. Sophie is a medical research engineer at the University of Birmingham. Who do you want to win next time? VOTE!
We’re delighted to announce that K-Jo O’Flynn has been crowned ‘Engineer of the Week’. K-Jo works as a maintenance engineer for Oxford Space Systems. Who do you want to win next week? VOTE!
We’re delighted to announce that Nicola Grahamslaw has been crowned ‘Engineer of the Week’. Nicola works as Ship’s Conservation Engineer on SS Great Britain. Who do you want to win? VOTE!
We’re delighted to announce that Will Smith has been crowned the ‘Engineer of the Week’. Will works as an Engineer at the Science and Technology Facilities Council. Who do you want to win? VOTE!
We’re announcing the first of our weekly winners this week on Friday so make sure you cast your vote! VOTE to decide who wins!
Chat bookings are LIVE for I’m an Engineer, Stay at home for the coming weeks! Book your live chat here: iaeuk.ddev.site/live-chat I’m an Engineer, Stay at home is designed to give you and your students a chance to reconnect safely with each other and science as a whole. You can watch an example live chat here to see what it’s like. Through a series of live chats and submitting questions to ‘ASK’. Students can decide which scientist gets their vote to be crowned ‘Engineer of the Week’. Live chats have been busy with tonnes of questions for our Engineers. Students have been discovering everything from how an Engineer started in their job to qualifications they’ve taken and what they had for breakfast. Students may even discover a future job they didn’t know existed! Chats have been busy in this zone with the scientists being questioned about all aspects of their … Continue reading