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Having worked for BT for more years than I care to remember I left eight years ago to start working for myself as a consultant. My field is in Optical Fibre Submarine Cable Systems and I am currently working for Global Crossing Limited as a project manager for a link to Ireland from the UK.

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A Marconi Radar sponsored student for  4 years before doing 1 year MEng project. On joining full-time I spent 9 months at Baddow Research working on the Foulness HF Radar. Then worked on the Overseer radar and 3 years on Australian JORN project before joining EMPAR project in 1998.

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I graduated from Birmingham University in 1997 with a degree in Electronic & Electrical Engineering With Management. I was a student member of the IET whilst at university and became an associate member when I started my IET accredited training programme at Marconi Radar later that year. I have attended a number of lectures over the past year or so and find them interesting, as they provide an insight into various areas of engineering and science.

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I graduated from the University of Westminster in July 2002 with a degree in Control and Computer Engineering. I am now a software engineer at BAE Systems Insyte in Chelmsford , and am studying an MSc in Systems Engineering in my spare time.

I've been involved with the local branch of the IET Younger Members
since moving to Chelmsford in 2002, and have taken up the reins as Chair since 2004.
In my spare time, I'm an avid collector of retro gaming paraphernalia, owning many old consoles and games including a full-size arcade machine that takes up a large proportion of the living room!

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I read Engineering at the University of Cambridge (Christ's College), graduating in 2004.  I work for BAE Systems in Chelmsford , who sponsored me through my degree.  My current role involves the rapid development of software to allow elements of a radar system to be tested and project risk thereby reduced.

I joined the IET in 2000 during my year in industry.  I'm now Secretary of the Essex branch Younger Members' Committee, through which I also became involved in SETPOINT Essex.

My free time activities include playing badminton and the piano, but not at the same time.

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I graduated from the University of Manchester in July 2002 with a degree in Computer Science.  I am currently employed by BAE Systems as a Systems/Software Engineer working on Virtual Systems Integration Laboratory based projects.

I joined the IET Essex Younger Members Committee in 2004, taking on role of Treasurer shortly after.  During my free time I go swimming, play badminton, football, program computer games, and play them as well.

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I took my undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering at the University of Warwick .  During this time I took a one-year placement at National Grid.  I then did a postgraduate degree at what was once UMIST.  After my gap year, where I worked at a charity shop and a nature reserve, I began my graduate scheme at Tube Lines.
So far I have worked under the Electrification and Power, Station Comms Upgrade and Signalling disciplines there.
My role as the Student Liaison allows me to inform those 16 to 18 year olds who are interested in a career in engineering.
Outside of work I enjoy reading, films and socialising.  I have recently joined my company's Dragon Boat team.  We are practicing at the moment for the big race on the Thames in July.

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I graduated from Brunel University 's Special Engineering Programme in 1998. While at university I was sponsored by 3M. Upon graduating, I became a product development engineer working on driver information and multimedia systems for Visteon, a Ford spin-off. I joined the Ford-supported Wingcast/Signant joint venture in 2001 where I worked on service development for vehicle telematics. In 2002 I moved to Brussels , Belgium and the following year, still in Brussels  I joined ERTICO, where I work in the Intelligent Transport Systems domain, coordinating an industry development forum for the Traffic Message Channel technology for getting traffic info into vehicle navigation systems.

I am the Publicity Officer for the IET Essex Younger Members.

I don't always look as dodgy as in the photograph.

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I graduated from my Masters degree in Electronic Systems Engineering at Aston University in July 1999, and then found myself getting interested in IT instead and am currently Infrastructure Support Engineer for Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, as well as running my own business out of hours.

I enjoy foreign holidays, exploring London, programming and doing mad things like flying in helicopters!

I update the IEE Essex website now and again.

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Graduated from South Bank University in 1996, worked for Marconi Radar from 1997 to 2001 in the customer support business, moved to Raytheon Systems as an ATC systems engineer, currently working on projects involving the European Mode S System, in Germany , Holland and now Hungary .

Chairman of IET YM Essex for 2001/2 and Honorary Treasurer for years before that.
Too old to be a 'Younger Member', but likes to be considered as one! Still helps out with occasional Schools Liaison activities for the committee .

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After finishing my Electrical and Electronic Engineering degree at Northumbria University , I took a graduate job at Marconi Electronic Systems at Basildon as a Hardware Engineer designing firmware. For the past 2 years I have been part of the procurement department here at Basildon managing the major sub contracts on some of the main projects on site. I also served two years as Honorary Secretary for the IET in Essex .