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Meet the members - IEng

Ben Hedges

From his early days as an apprentice in marine electrical and electronic engineering to his current role supporting Royal Navy capability development, Ben knew that engineering was what he wanted to do.

Joseph Carville

Joseph felt limited within his role, and he wanted to achieve more within his career and community. He wanted to be at the forefront of innovation and to that, he felt that becoming Professionally Registered with the IET could offer the progression he needed.

Thomas Wakefield

Emma Bryan

Emma has always had a passion for science and using it to change the world but now she is combining science and engineering to develop herself and progress her career.

Rachel Evans

Rachel didn’t always know she wanted to be an engineer but once she discovered her passion she didn’t look back.

Nicola Easton

Nicola has been a member of the IET since she was a student and has always taken her development and career progression seriously.

Andrew Hodgson

Achieving Incorporated Engineer (IEng) at 24 was a huge milestone for Andrew, now he wants to pair continuing his own development with giving back to the engineering community.

Jack Taylor

From apprentice to digital engineer  Jack shares his journey to Incorporated Engineer (IEng) having followed a vocational path to Professional Registration.

John Woodman

John used Professional Registration to translate his military qualifications and achievements into terms the civilian sector would understand. 

Jaspreet Singh

Encouraged by Arup and the example set by his grandfather, a registered engineer and IET Fellow, Jaspreet decided to follow the route to professional recognition with the IET.