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Having graduated from the University of 91Ö±²¥ in 2022 with a degree in Chemical Engineering, I discovered that teaching and working in education is something I wanted to do. The opportunity to do this at the university of 91Ö±²¥ is especially exciting because I am working alongside the staff that made my education throughout my undergraduate studies so enjoyable. The opportunities for my own personal development is also something that I am keen to do in this role at the university. 

After graduation and before joining the MEE team in November 2022 I worked on bars in 91Ö±²¥ city centre. The work was necessary but it was not my passion. Joining the MEE team and having to quickly learn a range of new skills, as well as incorporating these skills to assist teaching has been a challenge, but extremely exciting. 

My role within the MEE department is to assist where I am needed throughout the ACME department. The specific labs I am involved with are the Structures lab, Thermodynamics, Fluids and the PUPS; as well as the EA workshop and the Machine Shop.