It is also the case with energy, where you harness expertise to bring about new systems. Working within nuclear, you get to be part of realising new projects that are still in conception, for instance, nuclear fusion.
Working in aerospace, you get to be involved with new projects that are being developed and tested. “I’ve been lucky to be involved in some of the most ground-breaking projects that are at the peak of science and engineering and technology. His career has taken him the length and breadth of the industry, and there have been many highlights. Passionate about sustainability, and the reduction of our dependency on fossil fuels, Arnold and his team at EGB Engineering work to create solutions for a low-carbon and net zero environment, constantly looking at novel ways to adapt new technologies. I’ve always marvelled at people who have come up with ideas and made them a reality.” What are your career highlights? Even as early as ten, I was building communication systems.
“My dad tried to get me into medicine, but I was keener on taking things apart and putting them together to see if they still worked.
The son of a doctor who adored tinkering, there are key moments of his childhood that inspired him to become an engineer. Through an engineering career spanning over 15 years, Arnold has achieved many successes. Search our library and digital resources.
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