Meet Electronic Engineers

At Konrad Technologies, I've had the opportunity to work with and learn from some of this country's best engineers and LabVIEW developers, and collaborate with brilliant people around the globe.

The emphasis on women’s empowerment and the inclusion of junior engineers’ voices in decision-making processes reflects the company’s dedication to nurturing future talent and driving progress through diversity.

I had heard about Embecosm as an authority in the field of compiler programming and decided that it would be an excellent opportunity to gain competence in a niche but very well regarded field in software and hardware.

As a young female, getting started in the industry can feel intimidating. My colleagues at EnSilica immediately made me feel welcome and offered their full support throughout my placement.

"I was thrilled to find some of the technology I had worked on during my internship had progressed to later stages of the development cycle, and some of the products I had contributed to were being used by clients and patients."

When I first met the team during my interview, I knew I’d made the right choice. They made me feel welcome, and I was already laughing with them while learning so much!

I never felt being a woman has disadvantaged me or held me back to become a Telecommunication Engineer. I am respected for my education, my contribution at work, and the value I add to the company as a junior engineer just as much as my male counterparts.

I currently work at ARM as a Graduate Engineer, working in the CPU Design and Verification team in Cambridge.

As a keen engineer, I have always enjoyed building things, and problem solving. I also enjoy computer science & programming and so I guess I chose to study Electronic Engineering because I wanted to learn how computers, chips, mobile phones really work from a practical perspective.