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Fenno Slade, Graduate Engineer – Real-Time Software & Algorithms“Being new at a company and taking on your first proper role after university can be daunting. CC understand that challenge and everyone here is so welcoming and helpful. It has a social club that purely exists to fund fun things that employees will use and enjoy, such as company sports teams, game nights, go karting, and company parties, all of which are a great way to start feeling settled in the company and city.” |
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Emily Andrews, Intern – Mechanical Engineering“Collaborating with clients has been so helpful in placing my engineering knowledge into real-world context. I’ve been exposed to the complexities of challenges that are faced by clients and learnt that project work demands a solid understanding of engineering principles and their applications. Overall, it’s been invaluable – and given me a well-rounded technical and professional skillset that I can take on to university and into my engineering career.” |
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Robert Tan, Divisional Head of Technology (joined as a tech scholar in 1993)"Throughout my 30 years at Cambridge Consultants, I have had the opportunity to work on some inspiring projects. It’s important to know that you will have uncapped potential to grow as a person here, and that’s one of the reasons why I am still at CC. From starting as a tech scholar to now being a divisional head of technology, I am yet to work a day that I get bored." |
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Preet Lalli, Senior AI Engineer (first joined as a CC intern)"I think it's important to be confident, ambitious and unafraid of being told 'no' and failing - it's not the end of the world and it nearly always opens up new opportunities." |
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Isobel Ashbey, Head of Tech for Good Initiative"I'm building an initiative to put our expertise to use for maximum positive societal impact." |
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Natasha Commins, Senior Mechanical Engineer (first joined as a CC intern)"The great thing about consultancy is that every day is different with the development process being so fast-paced. One day I may be using CAD to design a prototype, and the next be testing my 3D printed parts and analysing the results." |
