Karla Krawczyk
Swanton Consulting Ltd
graduate structural engineer
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- Date
- 26 April 2023
- Time
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This talks are for students to learn about professional life from recent graduates.
Our series of Wednesday webinars take place with Elena Rinaldi, ICE Academic Partnership Manager, joined by graduates from across the industry.
This month Karla Krawczyk, a graduate of Imperial College London, from Swanton Consulting is joined by graduates from across the industry.
Details of the past sessions of this series are below.
Past recordings
28 September 2022
- Ryan Leaver
graduate of Loughborough University
Atkins (railways systems/infrastructure)
26 October 2022
- Emily Adlam-Cook
graduate of University of Plymouth
BAM Nutall (contracting/tunnelling)
23 November 2022
- Aminu Adamu
graduate of University of Leeds
Environment Agency (river/coast/marine/docks/harbours)
25 January 2023
- Thibault Audic
graduate of Imperial College London
Jacobs UK-Water (supply/sewage treatment/drainage/pipelines)
22 February 2023
- Kevin Dorward
graduate of Strathclyde University
Amey Consulting (transportation/traffic/highways)
29 March 2023
- Harry Rutherford
graduate of University of Exeter
Taylor Woodrow (railway systems/infrastructure)
Speakers
Laura Halliday
Richter
design engineer
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Laura Halliday
Harry Rutherford
Taylor Woodrow
graduate engineer
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Harry Rutherford
Thibault Audic
Jacobs
water infrastructure design
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Thibault Audic
Ryan Leaver
Atkins
assistant engineer
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Ryan Leaver
Emily Adlam-Cook
BAM Nutall
contracting and tunnelling
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Emily Adlam-Cook
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