Engineer a Career
Engineer a Career is a podcast focused on helping listeners build and grow a career in engineering. It offers guidance on professional development, career planning, and practical steps for success in the field. The show is aimed at engineers at various stages, from those starting out to experienced professionals seeking advancement.
Episodes
Biomedical Engineering at Dundee: From Higher Maths to a Masters in Global Health
In episode 69, Hayyaan joins Josh to share how great tech teachers and a school Lego club sparked his interest in engineering, why one open day settled his choice of degree, and what it was like learning anatomy at Ninewells Hospital and sitting at the controls of a Da Vinci surgical robot.They talk about founding Dundee's first biomedical engineering society, becoming a J.P. Morgan tech brand
Formula Student to Formula One
Episode 68 of the Engineer a Career Podcast, with Josh joined by TJ Scott, a Formula One engineer and fellow Glasgow Caledonian University alumnus.TJ grew up building fast, unlikely cars with his dad in the family workshop. That was where he first asked how you take something that works and design it properly on paper before cutting any metal. School didn't go to plan. His route through educat
Thinner Wires, Bigger Grid: Superconducting Cables and the Race to Rewire Britain | Superconducting Machines & Systems | Episode 2 - Power Transmission
Professor Weijia Yuan, who is part of the University of Strathclyde's Applied Superconductivity Laboratory, joins Josh again to explain how superconducting cables can already replace copper in the grid at a fraction of the volume, why the real barrier isn't the technology but the economics, and where the UK could build a manufacturing capability rather than just watch this happen elsewhere
Hotter Than the Sun: Engineering Fusion's Magnets | Superconducting Machines & Systems | Episode 1 - Fusion
Professor Weijia Yuan, who is part of the University of Strathclyde's Applied Superconductivity Laboratory, joins Josh to explain how superconducting magnets, not the fusion reaction itself, are becoming fusion energy's hardest engineering problem, and why the next decade could see the first real fusion electricity hit the grid.This is Episode one of the Superconducting Machines & Syst
Building Regeno: An Engineer's Leap Into Deep Tech
Every engineer's instinct is to chase efficiency: more power, better shapes, cleaner numbers. Adarsh Bhardwaj thinks that instinct is exactly what's holding the renewables sector back.In this special episode, Josh is joined by Adarsh, an engineer turned entrepreneur and founder of Regeno, the deep tech startup building a plug-and-play wind turbine that can be installed and maintained witho
Software Engineering Isn't Dead. AI, Careers and the Engineering Mindset.
Josh sat down with Ryan to talk through his journey from the wee computer guy fixing the school projector to co-founding an AI advisory business, and how a career in software engineering shaped the way he now thinks about the biggest question in the industry.What stands out about Ryan's story is that the through-line was never really the code. It was the problem solving. From jailbreaking his
Applying for a Graduate Role? Ready.Steady.Go
Applications open in weeks. The people who get the internships, placements and graduate roles are the ones who are ready before they do.In the last of four episodes for the new academic year, Josh shares what he'd tell any engineering student or graduate going after a jobTreat getting the job like a module and give it time every week. Build a base CV and tailor it to every role. Get in early,
Start The Rhythm. Your Engineering Journal.
The simplest habit in this episode is the one you'll wish you'd started sooner.Sixteen years ago, in his first job, Josh was told to keep a notepad. He still does over 25 of them now, filled with notes from across his career. When it came to becoming a chartered engineer, those notebooks were the record he built his whole submission from.This episode is about starting yours. Not a tidy dia
Stop Underselling Yourself!
Josh is back with more steps to build your way to a career in engineering.This one's about the skills you already have and aren't talking about. You go to university or college, you get the degree but the part-time job, the society, the volunteering, the side project are all building capabilities employers want. Most students undersell them, or forget they count at all.Josh breaks down whe
Starting an engineering degree?
Episode 60 of the Engineer a Career Podcast, with Josh going solo at the start of a new academic year to reflect on his own engineering degree what he got right, and what he would do differently.Josh started his degree at Glasgow Caledonian University in 2010 and has since gone on to become a chartered engineer, a project manager, and a business owner. He walks through the decisions that shaped th
From Electrician to Chartered Engineer
Josh sat down with Ryan to talk through his journey from electrical apprentice to chartered engineer, and how he ended up working as a senior project manager in Perth, Australia.What stands out about Ryan's story is that nobody handed him the way in. He failed physics twice at school and never considered university an option. When he couldn't get an apprenticeship, he did a pre-apprentices
Engineering, Entrepreneurialism and The Energy Institute
It's Episode 58, and it's time to share what it's really like being a member of one of our strategic partners, the Energy Institute.Ubong Essien is a PhD researcher at the University of Strathclyde and Secretary of the Energy Institute Young Professional Network.He studied mechanical engineering in Nigeria, where apprenticeships were not a common route into the profession and universit
How Engineering Chose Me
Emma joined Network Rail in 2019 as a technical clerk, providing admin support to a team of civil engineers. She had no engineering background, she'd left school in 2000 with Highers in languages, and her route since had taken her through two unfinished degrees and a series of admin and call centre roles.A senior asset engineer asked whether she'd ever considered becoming an engineer. Emma
Your Way of Thinking Isn't Wrong
Episode 56 of the Engineer a Career Podcast, with Josh joined by John Casey.John Casey started his engineering career at 16, spending eight weeks of work experience at a wind farm in southwest Scotland after bombing his fourth-year exams and pouring everything into boxing. Nine years on, he's a senior engineer who's returned to that very same wind farm, this time delivering its extension.
Earning and Learning: Apprenticeship to Chartered Engineer
Katie started her engineering career at 18, turning down a university place to take an apprenticeship at Jacobs, a decision she had to make before she'd even sat her Highers. Eleven years on, she's a Chartered Engineer who's worked on site at Grangemouth, spent nine months on assignment in Malaysia, and built her career the earning-and-learning way.In this episode, recorded back at GCU
There's Space in STEM for Everybody
It's International Women in Engineering Day 2026 and this year we are so excited to introduce our guest Jessica Gagen.Jessica is an aerospace sales engineer at Gulfstream Aerospace, a Miss England and Miss World UK winner, and one of the most visible STEM advocates in the country. Her route into engineering didn't follow a straight line, it went through a modeling career, a supermarket she
Your Network is Your Net Worth
Josh sits down with Mamta Singhal MBE, who found her calling early, taking apart plugs and mechanisms as a child long before she knew the word "engineer." Inspired by James Dyson and a Tom Hanks film about a toy designer, she set herself a single goal: to engineer the things that make children smile. She studied product design engineering at Glasgow University and the Glasgow School of A
Workforce, Capability and the Engineering Pipeline
What does it actually take to build a career in engineering when the path is anything but straight?In this episode, Josh sits down with Susan Ipri-Brown, immediate past president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, one of the oldest engineering institutions in the world. From a grandfather who never doubted she'd follow him into the profession, to internships at General Motors, to
Heat Networks, Chartership and Backing Young Engineers
Paul is an independent consultant working at the nexus of public and private heat networks, having most recently spent five years at Vattenfall and, before that, a long career at Whitby Bird and Ramboll.His route in started early, a grandfather he knew as an engineer without ever learning what he did, an uncle's stories over slabs of Irn Bru, a laser lab in Liverpool, and a week of work experi
Episode 50 - There's No Straight Line Into Engineering
Episode 50. Two years, 56 guests.There's no straight line into engineering. In this milestone solo episode, recorded at the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), Josh shares the four things 49 conversations have taught him about how people actually build careers in engineering, why the routes in matter far less than what you do once you're there, and why there's never been
Engineering, Energy and Self-Discovery
Tobias is a renewable energy engineer, founder of Embodied, and one of the most layered guests we've had on the podcast.His career has taken him from Germany to Sweden, the United States, China, Norway and now Scotland — through solar cell research at Fraunhofer, hydrogen compressor development, and into his own boutique engineering consultancy. But the most interesting part of his story isn&#
The Real Impact of Construction — Healthcare, Hospitals, and Purpose
Jack Chalkley joins The Engineer a Career Podcast to share what a career in construction actually looks like from the inside and how a project director gets built one project at a time.Jack is a Project Director and Scotland Healthcare Lead at AECOM, where he leads multidisciplinary delivery across some of the country's most complex social infrastructure projects. His route in wasn't plann
No apprenticeship. No graduate scheme. Still landed the dream job.
Josh sat down with Josh Murchie to talk through his journey into aerospace engineering and how he ended up working at GE Aerospace Caledonian in Prestwick.What stands out about Josh's story is that it isn't a straight line. At 17, he made it to the final stage of the GE apprenticeship he'd dreamed of since doing work experience there as a school pupil and didn't get it. From there,
Fail at Something to Understand It with Allan Sinclair
Alan Sinclair joins The Engineer a Career Podcast to share what it actually looks like to go from engineering student to graduate engineer — and what nobody really tells you about the journey in between.Alan is a Graduate Design Engineer at Vital Energy, working in building services, and is five months into his first role after completing his mechanical engineering degree at UWS. His path wasn'
The First Step Into Engineering: From University to Industry | Live Podcast | University of Glasgow
Josh takes Engineer a Career to the University of Glasgow for a live podcast, bringing together a panel of engineers at different stages of their careers to share how they got started.From discovering engineering later than expected, to changing paths at university, to landing that first role in industry, this episode explores the real journeys behind the job titles. The panel share what sparked t
From University to Engineering Careers: What Students Need to Know | Live Podcast | University of Edinburgh
Josh sat down with Ivona and Ondrej at the University of Edinburgh to break down what an engineering career actually looks like after university.From their first interest in engineering to where they are now in industry, they share the real journey, the decisions, the challenges, and the moments that shaped their careers.They talk about placements, mentors, career changes, and why your degree does
The Reality of Becoming an Engineer | Live Podcast | University of Dundee
Josh sat down at the University of Dundee for a live podcast in front of students to hear Reese’s story and it’s not the typical engineering path.From leaving school with no qualifications, working at McDonald’s, and going through college, to eventually breaking into university and now working as a Project Engineer in subsea engineering, this conversation is about what it really takes when things
Building Services Engineering: From Apprentice to Engineer
Josh sat down with Ryan to talk through his journey into building services engineering and how he ended up working at the University of Glasgow.What stands out about Ryan’s story is that it isn’t a straight line. He didn’t think engineering was for him at school, spent time working in an admin job, and only found his way into the industry after being given an opportunity to apply for an apprentice
Doughnut Economics for Engineers
John Kraus joins The Engineer a Career Podcast to explore what engineering needs to become if it is going to meet the challenges of the future.John is the CEO of Engineers Without Borders UK and has built a career across policy, climate and the built environment. Although not an engineer by background, his work is focused on one clear mission: helping engineering create better outcomes for people
University v Apprenticeships - Are we getting engineering careers wrong?
Engineering careers are often framed as a simple question: apprenticeship or university?But what if that’s the wrong debate?In this solo episode of The Engineer a Career Podcast, Josh explores why engineering has never relied on a single pathway and why the real challenge facing the profession isn’t which route people choose, but how effectively we transfer knowledge to the next generation.From th
The Engineering Mindset: PhD, Systems Thinking and the Road to Consultancy
What if the thing holding you back wasn't your grades, but your belief in what you were capable of?Abby joins Josh on The Engineer a Career Podcast for one of the most honest engineering career conversations we've had on the show. From leaving school with a B in English and a C in Chemistry, being rejected from art school twice and nearly not making it through third year at Strathclyde, to
Finding Your Tribe in Engineering
Kate Barnard joins Josh on The Engineer a Career Podcast to share the unconventional path that took her from failing her A Levels to leading engineering teams at Rolls-Royce, and why mindset matters more than grades.From leaving school with just three UCAS points to discovering engineering by accident during a foundation year, Kate explains how giving it “a go” changed everything. Josh and Kate ex
From Astrophysics to Offshore Wind Leadership
Rob Cussons joins The Engineer a Career Podcast to share his route from astrophysics to offshore wind, and what it really takes to build a career in the energy transition.From being inspired by an unforgettable physics teacher, to studying physics with astrophysics at the University of Leeds, Rob explains how early exposure to industry shaped his thinking long before he ever joined a renewable pro
From Electrical Engineering to Offshore Wind with Sarah Graham
Another week, another episode. Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast Sarah Graham.Sarah joins Josh to share how a high school work placement opened the door to electrical engineering and ultimately led her into offshore wind.From discovering the real world application of maths and physics at school, to studying at the University of Edinburgh and completing a PhD in power systems and marine ener
Why Engineering Matters more Than Ever with Graeme Jackson
Graeme Jackson joins Josh on the podcast to share his route into engineering, and how it took him from a Strathclyde lecture theatre to offshore rigs in the North Sea, and eventually to leading data and AI in the energy sector in New Zealand.From almost choosing architecture, to a physics teacher spotting his potential, Graham explains how maths, physics and creative subjects became the foundation
There Is No Perfect Route into Engineering with Erin Rooney
Erin joins The Engineer a Career Podcast to share her route into engineering and the real story behind it.From being inspired by her dad’s offshore work and travel, to discovering engineering through school subjects like maths and physics, Erin explains how a single opportunity changed everything: a University of Strathclyde summer school for girls that helped her commit to the path early.We also
This Year 2026 with Josh Robertson
New year. New colours. Same mission.This is 2026, and this episode is about direction.Engineering doesn’t have a motivation problem or an ambition problem. It has a visibility problem. And this year, that’s the issue that needs to be confronted properly.Too many people who could thrive in engineering still can’t see it clearly enough to move towards it. They see job titles, entry requirements and
Conclusions 2025 with Engineer a Career
2025 was the first full year of Engineer a Career operating with intention. A year shaped not by strategy documents or long-term roadmaps, but by people. Students. Engineers. Educators. Industry. Hundreds of voices, each revealing something about what engineering really looks and feels like today. It was a year of travelling across the UK, from Aberdeen to Dundee, Edinburgh to Glasgow, and even
Energy, Creativity And Circular Thinking: Why Engineering Needs Engineers Like Molly Akers
Molly's journey into engineering didn't begin with a plan. It began in her grandad's garden shed a workshop that quietly sparked her fascination with how things are created. At school she followed her curiosity, leaning into both maths and art, and eventually typing a simple phrase into Google: "engineering and art combined." That search led her to Product Design Engineering at the University of G
From Crisis to Capability – Can Flexible Education Solve the Engineering Skills Gap?
Across the UK, employers are struggling to find the engineering talent they need while thousands of young people and mid career professionals are still looking for the right opportunity. We talk about a skills gap, but what if the real problem is how the system is set up to develop and connect talent in the first place. In this special episode, Josh brings the full recording of a live webinar he h
SOLO EPISODE NO.1 - Why I Started Engineer a Career
Why I Started Engineer a Career, What We've Built, and How We Fix the Skills System Gap Starting Engineer a Career was never about creating content. It was about closing a gap I kept seeing everywhere across industry, a gap between the talent we have and the opportunities that never reach them. In this first solo episode, Josh reflects on his own journey: from a chartered mechanical engineer shape
Becoming a Geotechnical Engineer with Lucy Colleran
A fascination with the world beneath our feet sparked Lucy's journey into geology. Encouraged by an inspiring geography teacher, she explored the subject through university taster courses and went on to study at the University of St Andrews, where hands-on fieldwork in Scotland's quarries and landscapes cemented her passion for understanding the ground we build on. After graduating, Lucy discovere
National Engineering Day 2025 with Faye Banks
Leaving school with no qualifications could have been the end of Faye's story but it was only the beginning. Starting on a factory floor, she watched engineers fix problems and realised she wanted to be one of them. Determined to change her future, Faye worked days in manufacturing and studied at night, earning nine GCSEs before securing an electrical engineering apprenticeship. Five years later,
From Rejection to Renewables with Neill Davidson
Dyslexia made traditional learning difficult, but time spent in his grandfather's workshop and a single school project sparked a lifelong passion for engineering. Neill's path began with an NC in Mechanical Engineering at North Glasgow College, followed by his HNC and HND. This was all after a series of early rejections that could have stopped him in his tracks. Neill went on to earn a cadetship w
The World of Engineering with Rob Bell
Rob Bell joins Josh to explore the engineering mindset. Curiosity. Problem solving. The joy of figuring out how things work and how to make them better. Rob shares how a hands on childhood and parents who fixed everything set him on a path to mechanical engineering at the University of Bath, a year in Annecy, and eventually a career in broadcasting that opens secret doors into the world's most fas
Skills, Technologies & Innovation with Andrew Aveyard
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! In this episode, Josh is joined by Andrew Aveyard, Energy Sector Lead at The University of Edinburgh. Listen now as Andrew shares his career journey into engineering and how he has built a career both within industry and academia, particularly focusing on the energy sector. Josh and Andrew discuss the skills gap across UK engineering, the untapped technol
A Sicilian in Scotland: Building a Career and Studying Full Time with Alessandra Triscari
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! In this episode, Josh is joined by Alessandra Triscari, a Trainee Building Services Engineer at Survey Design Consult and an engineering student at the University of Strathclyde. Alessandra shares her passion for engineering and her journey from Sicily to Glasgow, studying at New College Lanarkshire and now at the University of Strathclyde. Alessandra is p
Finding Your Place in Engineering: Stress Engineering and the Art of Experience with Stuart Thomas
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! In this episode, Josh is joined by Stuart Thomas, a Stress Engineer at Rolls Royce. Stuart reflects on his journey into engineering, from the early challenge of struggling to secure his first job after graduation, to building the skills and experience that led him into a career where he now applies his university developed skills every day. Join Engineer a
Engineering Careers and the Power of Communication with Ella Podmore
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast. In this episode, Josh is joined by Ella Podmore MBE Material Engineering Manager at McLaren Automotive. Ella shares her career journey so far, from her time at The University of Manchester studying Materials Engineering to becoming one of the UK's leading engineering communicators. Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast, Ella Podmore. Watch on YouTube -
Series 2 Episode 8 - Imogen Wright
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! Our next guest is Imogen Wright, Project Manager at Hescott Engineering. Imogen's career is built on a strong technical foundation in CAD and a drive to deliver complex engineering projects. From starting as a trainee draughtsperson to becoming a Project Manager at Hescott Engineering, Imogen has developed skillsets that combine hands-on design expertise w
Series 2 Episode 7 - Scott Haldane
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! Our next guest is Scott Haldane, a Technical Sales Manager at Siemens Gamesa, and a passionate advocate for renewable energy and Scotland's role in the global energy transition. Scott's journey into engineering is a powerful example of how college can be the launchpad to a successful career. After leaving school without the qualifications to go straight to
Series 2 Episode 6 - Dayna Swan
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! Our next guest is Dayna Swan, a Clean Mobility and Future Technology Analyst at Leading Edge Strategy Consulting Ltd. Dayna's journey into engineering is a powerful reminder that there is no wrong path, just your own. After securing a conditional university offer in her fifth year of school, Dayna made the decision to leave early. But when university didn'
Series 2 Episode 4 - Kirsty Carlyle
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! Next up it's Episode 4, and it's is time to welcome our first biomedical engineer on the podcast. Josh is joined by Kirsty Carlyle a Manufacturing Engineer at Össur and PhD student in Prosthetics and Orthotics Kirsty graduated with an MEng in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Glasgow, where her passion for engineering met a drive to make a diff
Series 2 Episode 3 - Chris Freel
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! Next up on Series 2, Josh is joined by Chris Freel, the Head of Product Design at IF Water. Chris graduated with a First-Class BSc in Product Design from the University of Strathclyde before launching his career at Dyson, where he progressed from Graduate Engineer to Senior Design Engineer. Throughout his career, Chris has applied his innovative thinking
Series 2 Episode 2 - Morgan Stewart
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! Next up on Series 2, Josh is joined by Morgan Stewart, a Engineering Delivery Manager at Babcock International Group Morgan graduated with a First-Class MEng in Aero-Mechanical Engineering from the University of Strathclyde in 2021 and began her engineering career as a Graduate Engineer at Babcock International Group. Since graduating, Morgan has progresse
Series 2 Episode 1 - Mark Diamond
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! To kick off Series 2, Josh is joined by Mark Diamond, the Scottish Graduate Apprentice of the Year 2024. Mark left school in 2020 and joined Aggreko as a Graduate Apprentice in Electrical Power Engineering. Since then, he has completed his apprenticeship, achieved a First-Class BEng (Hons) from Glasgow Caledonian University, and now works as an Electrical
Series 2 - Trailer
Welcome to Series 2 of The Engineer a Career Podcast! New episodes drop every Tuesday from March 4th!
Podcast Special - Ricky Saez SSEN Transmission Programme Director
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! On our third Podcast Special, Josh is joined by Ricky Saez, Programme Director at SSEN Transmission, for a deep dive into leadership, career development, and the future of the energy sector. Ricky's career has been shaped by delivering major infrastructure projects and leading teams through the challenges of the energy transition. With years of experience
Sponsored Podcast - Nathan Sussex TAQA Junior Design Engineer
Welcome to the Engineer a Career Podcast! On this sponsored episode, Josh is joined by Nathan Sussex, a Junior Design Engineer at TAQA. Nathan's journey into engineering is one of passion, ambition, and dedication. From discovering his interest in mechanical engineering from those closest to him to securing a role at one of the industry's leading energy companies, his story highlights the opportu
Live Podcast - Engineering the Change: Skills for a Net Zero Future
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! In this live podcast episode, recorded in November 2024 at AECOM in Glasgow, we explore the skills needed to shape a net zero future. As the demand for sustainable solutions grows, the engineering industry must adapt to new challenges, technologies, and workforce expectations. Join host Josh and expert guests as they discuss: The essential skills engineers
Podcast Special - Chris McDonald Labour MP
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! On our second Podcast Special, Josh is joined by the inspiring Labour MP Chris McDonald, the first MP to be elected as a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering. Chris's career journey is a testament to the power of combining technical expertise with public service. From earning a degree in Chemical Engineering at the University of Cambridge to leading
Podcast Special - Luisa Hendry @scottishgeologist
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! On our first Podcast Special, Josh is joined by the incredible Scottish Geologist, Luisa Hendry. Luisa is a Senior Engineering Geologist turned full-time Tour Operator and Content Creator, perfectly embodying the spirit of inspiration and empowerment. Her journey showcases resilience, creativity, and a passion for making STEM accessible. After leaving scho
Series 1 Episode 8 - Pete Lambeth
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! In the final episode of Series 1, Josh is joined by Pete Lambeth, an ex-Royal Navy Submariner with a career journey that spans acros multiple sectors and roles. Having served nearly 17 years in the Royal Navy, Pete successfully transitioned into engineering roles across the Oil & Gas, Civil Nuclear, and Defence sectors. Throughout the episode, Pete discuss
Series 1 Episode 7 - Natasha Pell
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! In Episode 7, Josh is joined by Natasha Pell, a Mechanical Engineering student at the University of Strathclyde. Natasha reflects on her journey into engineering, having originally chosen to study Architecture before making the switch to Mechanical Engineering. Alongside her studies, Natasha is dedicated to supporting fellow students as Chair of the IMechE
Series 1 Episode 6 - Kevin Murray
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! In episode 6, Josh is joined by Kevin Murray, a Senior Business Manager with a MEng in Mechanical Engineering. In this episode, Kevin shares his journey in engineering from his role as Design Engineer at Corus to his current role as Senior Business Manager for New Nuclear at Frazer-Nash Consultancy, discussing the importance of integrity in engineering an
Series 1 Episode 5 - Ellen Taylor
Welcome back to The Engineer a Career Podcast! In Episode five, Josh sits down with Ellen Taylor, a Graduate Mechanical Engineer at Thales, whose journey into engineering began with work experience at Altrad Babcock when she was 16. Ellen has since gone on to complete an MEng in Product Design Engineering at the University of Strathclyde, but her path has been anything but typical. In this episod
Series 1 Episode 4 - Callum Gaw
Welcome back to The Engineer a Career Podcast! In episode four, Josh chats with Callum Gaw, a Manufacturing Engineer at Spirit AeroSystems with an inspiring journey that proves the different paths to a career in engineering. Callum shares how his Craft Apprenticeship led to becoming an Aircraft Fitter, and how he's now taking the exciting step of starting a business degree at the University of Str
Series 1 Episode 3 - Sarah Clark
Welcome back to The Engineer a Career Podcast! In episode three, Josh chats with Sarah Clark the Decarbonisation Delivery Manager at Wood and a passionate advocate for gender equality in the engineering industry. Sarah shares her inspiring career journey, from her early school experiences and the moment school clicked for her, to choosing to study Chemical Engineering at the University of Strathcl
Series 1 Episode 2 - Euan MacLean
Welcome back to The Engineer a Career Podcast! In our second episode, Josh is joined by Senior Project Engineer Euan MacLean to discuss his engineering career. Euan shares his inspiring journey from his apprenticeship at Doosan Babcock to his current role, having built a wealth of experience in the petrochemical and pharmaceutical sectors. Despite early setbacks—such as being rejected from univers
Series 1 Episode 1 - Doğa Şatır
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast! In our first episode, Josh sits down with Doğa Şatır, an accomplished engineer with a passion for all things engineering. Doğa, a graduate of the University of Edinburgh with an MEng in Chemical Engineering with Management, shares her journey from school to her current role as Demand Origination Manager at SSE Thermal. Doğa takes us through her progression
The Engineer a Career Podcast Trailer
Welcome to The Engineer a Career Podcast, brought to you by Engineer a Career - a social enterprise dedicated to inspiring, empowering, and encouraging the next generation of engineers. In each episode, Josh sits down with engineers from a wide array of backgrounds and sectors, from Hydrogen to new Nuclear, Defense to Aerospace. Our guests share their personal journeys, reflecting on what initial
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