Initially, it was to do with being able to merge my degree (MEng Chemical Engineering) with a passion of mines, that being computer coding and AI. Once I had been interviewed, it was clear that the job would not only let me combine both these topics but do it for a world leading company and work on some of the world’s biggest engineering projects.
There are lots of things if I am honest, but probably the biggest one is working with the people. Being a new graduate, I have not once felt like I can’t ask someone a question. Also, everyone is very willing to take time out of their day to help.
As a graduate, it was embrace getting something wrong and learning from it. Everyone is happy to help and explain any mistakes you might have made. If you only make them once and ensure you learn from it, then it is never a bad thing.
