The Princess Royal Award for Emerging Engineers is a competition that gives ICE student and graduate members, as well as apprentices (including those professionally qualified), an opportunity to highlight their technical expertise and showcase their communication skills to the wider civil engineering community.
Our judges have selected three finalists, who will present their full papers in person to the judging panel. The winner will represent the North West at The Princess Royal Award for Emerging Engineers International Final in Autumn 2026, which will decide the overall ICE Emerging Engineer for 2026.
Everyone is invited to watch the presentation of the papers and support to our finalists; Jared Harvey, Giuliana Kyerematen and Aamar Lovell.
Arrivals
Introduction, overview of the award
Speaker 1
Speaker 2
Speaker 3
Break for judging
Judging announcement, closing remarks
Mott MacDonald
traffic engineer
Jared is a traffic engineer at Mott MacDonald specialising in active travel, junction design and multimodal transport planning. His recent work includes delivering concept and preliminary designs for complex urban schemes across the UK and supporting clients through evidence-led decision making.
Costain
civil and structural engineer
Giuliana is a civil and structural engineer at Costain. In her role, she's worked on repairs and upgrades to existing highways infrastructure and helped expand the Piccadilly Line through the design of new signalling infrastructure. She is also a former chair of the ICE North West Early Careers Network (ECNet).
Waterman Group
apprentice engineer
Aamar is a civil engineer working in Waterman Group’s Infrastructure and Environment division, within the Civil and Bridge Structures sector. His responsibilities include conducting structural inspections, preparing assessment documentation and developing clear engineering reports used to evaluate the condition and performance of bridge and highway assets. He contributes to the appraisal of structural capacity, supports technical approval processes and assists in determining appropriate maintenance or intervention strategies. By applying sound engineering judgement and robust inspection practices, Aamar supports the safe and sustainable operation of vital infrastructure networks.
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