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New York, United States

New York, United States

Working as part of the Science and Innovation Network (SIN) to deliver UK policy in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania

New York, New York, United States

Head of the climate & environment team and senior policy lead for the U.K. at the UN in New York. Delivering UK government objectives across on topics including climate, environment, water and energy through multilateral diplomacy and negotiations in the United Nations General Assembly, ECOSOC and Security Council

Senior policy lead delivering the strategy and evidence base for determining the feasibility of hydrogen heating. Looking at aspects related to large scale trials, system transformation and the necessary legislative changes.

Leading on the innovation delivery and policy development for the Advanced Modular Reactor Programme as part of the Nuclear Innovation Programme.

London, United Kingdom

Project Manager (Nuclear Innovation) on the Energy Innovation Programme

London, United Kingdom

Working as a Policy Advisor on Nuclear Decommissioning and Liabilities within the Civil Nuclear and Resilience Directorate (CNRD). Work areas included non-NDA nuclear liabilities, the Nuclear Liabilities Fund and regulation of nuclear licensed sites in the final stages of decommissioning and clean-up.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Working as a Geotechnical Engineer and a Civil Engineer within the Hydraulic Engineering Structures (HYES) portfolio.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Working as a Flood Risk Engineer within the Flood Risk Management Services (FRMS) portfolio.

Sheffield, United Kingdom

Graduate Engineer in the water team in the Sheffield office of the Buildings and Infrastructure Division. Experience includes working on mine water treatments schemes, drainage design for structural, rail and highways projects, flood risk assessments and acting as Clerk of Works on an overseas construction project

Southampton, United Kingdom

Primarily involved in a project entitled "The Role of Community based initiatives in Energy Saving", funded by the Research Councils UK Energy ProgrammeThis is a collabrative project between the Sustainable Energy Research Group and the School of Social Sciences investigating the impact of community initiatives on domestic energy consumption using regular surveys and smart metering. Roles included performing building energy rating surveys and calculations and installing and maintaining smart metering systems in the homes of participating members of the public.

London, United Kingdom

Three summer placements as part of the ICE QUEST undergraduate scholarship scheme.Worked on several London sites assisting the engineering team and performing tasks such as setting out, surveying, material call-offs, attending design meetings and liaising with other professionals such as structural engineers.