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Hello, I'm Ollie Massafra-Mason, a Degree Apprentice in Local Transport seconded at the Gloucestershire County Council Framework. I collaborate on projects to improve local transportation infrastructure and services. Combining my academic learning and hands-on experience, I contribute to initiatives that enhance the region's mobility and sustainability.

Business Area: Aerospace, Defence, Security & Technology (ADS&T) What qualification are you working towards?: Degree Apprenticeship in BSc Digital and Technology Solutions (IT Consultant pathway)

Hi, I'm Megan, a fifth-year Aerospace Degree Apprentice with one of the Mechanical Engineering Teams at AtkinsRéalis. I'm immersed in the world of aerospace design, where I collaborate with seasoned experts to enhance the safety and performance of aerospace components and systems. Every day, I blend academic learning with real-world application, contributing to innovative projects and expanding my skills in a friendly and supportive environment.

Hi, I'm Rob Fairbairn, a Degree Apprentice in the Highway Engineering team at Atkins, operating under AtkinsRéalis. I collaborate with experienced engineers and professionals, gaining hands-on experience in highway design, construction, and maintenance projects while working towards my engineering degree!

Grace Woosey, a Degree Apprentice in the Highways team at Atkins, operating under AtkinsRéalis, combines formal academic studies with practical work experience to design, develop, and maintain road infrastructure. She works alongside peers and leading transportation experts while working towards her Civil Engineering Degree.

I am Kieron, an Electro-Mechanical Engineering Degree Apprentice within the Aerospace, Defence, Security and Technology team (ADS&T) at Atkins, operating under AtkinsRéalis. I help design and improve electrical and mechanical systems for different projects. I've been rotating around the teams, learning about new technologies, and ensuring things work well and are safe.

My name is Stefan, and I am a Human Factors Graduate Engineer in the Resilience Engineering team. I improve the safety and efficiency of various systems and operations. My role involves applying psychological and physiological principles to optimize human-machine interactions—ensuring user-friendly systems align with human capabilities and limitations.

I'm Aditi Gupta, a Graduate Signalling Engineer in the Railway Signalling Business at Atkins, operating under AtkinsRéalis. In my role, I help design and maintain the communication systems that ensure trains operate safely and efficiently. I also work on developing and implementing signals, controls, and safety features, making sure trains run smoothly and sustainably avoiding collisions on the tracks.

Hello, I'm Lowri Morgan, a Junior Project Manager within Aerospace, Defence, Security & Technology (ADS&T). I help oversee projects, managing schedules, budgets, and milestones. I also work with my colleagues to identify risks, implement solutions, and engage stakeholders.

My name is Huw Radcliffe, and I’m a Junior Business Architect on the Transformation & Delivery Consulting team (TDC). I assist with designing and optimizing business processes to make them more efficient and effective. I support more senior architects in developing strategies to transform and implement recommended organizational changes. So far, I'm partway through my two-year Junior Consultant Development Programme (JCDP) with Atkins, operating under AtkinsRéalis.

Rose first became interested in engineering and architecture when she was about 16. She organised a two-week work experience placement at Atkins within their landscape and heritage department. That was her first time working in a company, and Rose just loved the ethos.

I’m Dan, graduate management consultant at Atkins on the Junior Consultant Development Programme (JCDP). At the moment I’m seconded to a critical government department in the UK, where I need to think creatively and challenge things that I believe could be done in a more efficient or innovative way.

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