Electronics Engineering Technician
/0 Comments/in creative, logical, observant Primary, Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6 Science (Primary) Electricity Electricity/by Bethany WillisElectronics engineering technicians design, build and maintain electrical components. They are very hands-on and enjoy trying out different circuit set ups, and are very good at spotting problems and fixing them so that the components work correctly. Electronics engineering technicians enjoy doing practical work, being organised and helping electronic engineers test their designs.
Attributes: logical, creative, observant
Greg Bowie
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Sophie Robinson
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Shrouk El-Attar
/0 Comments/in Electrical, Electronic, Engineering creative, passionate, resilient A-Levels, Degree/by Antonio PortasProfile of electronic design engineer and campaigner, featured in the Inventive Podcast.
Emmanuel Olaiya
/0 Comments/in Physics creative, logical, self-motivated A-Levels, Chemistry, Mathematics, PhD, Physics, Physics, Research/by Bethany WillisMeet Emmanuel Olaiya, a Particle Physicist with the STFC.
Mika Shearwood
/0 Comments/in Engineering, Technology creative, organised, self-motivated Apprenticeship, Further Mathematics, GCSEs, Mathematics, Physics/by Bethany WillisMeet Mika, a software engineering apprentice with the STFC.
Kate Winter
/0 Comments/in Environment, Geophysics communicative, creative, hard-working A-Levels, Geography, Geology, PhD/by Antonio PortasStewart Franks
/0 Comments/in Engineering, Environment, Tales of Engineering collaborative, creative, tenacious PhD/by Antonio PortasTalib Butt
/0 Comments/in Engineering, Environment, Tales of Engineering creative, imaginative, observant PhD/by Antonio Portas
