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Hello, I'm Alex, an assistant building surveyor in the Project and Programme Services team here in London. I help clients manage their assets by conducting condition surveys, advising on necessary works, and overseeing projects for safe, long-lasting outcomes. I studied international business and was drawn to the fast-paced global economy. Learning about climate change sparked my passion for sustainable construction.

My name is Caleb, and I'm a graduate consultant at AtkinsRéalis. If you've been thinking about applying for graduate scheme jobs and are wondering what it's like on our graduate programme, read on for insight and an answer to the question “How do I find my passion?”. In this blog, I'll tell you a bit about myself, how I started with AtkinsRéalis, and what it's like to be on one of our consulting graduate schemes.

I'm Ikechukwu, a mechanical engineer at AtkinsRéalis. I recently finished the graduate scheme and now work within the HVAC sector in the Building Services team. HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning, and it refers to systems designed to regulate indoor temperature, airflow, and air quality for comfort and efficiency in buildings. In this blog, I talk about my role and my part in shaping healthy, productive buildings that will sustain our changing populations and lifestyles.

Hi, I'm Prisha, a degree apprentice at AtkinsRéalis, and I am currently studying electromechanical engineering at the University of Warwick. I'm now one year into the programme and working as a Junior Nuclear Safety Engineer in the Aerospace, Defence, Security & Technology (ADS&T) team. So far, most of my experience has been in nuclear safety engineering, and I'm learning something new every day.

I started my career journey as a 16-year-old studying for A-levels while working overtime at a fast-food chain. Tired and unhappy, I knew I wanted more and gave myself a year to find it. After finishing my A-levels, I applied for engineering degrees and apprenticeships across various fields, eventually landing a degree apprenticeship at a pharmaceutical company. I started with high hopes but soon realized the progression was limited—it wasn't the right fit for me.

Hello, I'm Alex, an assistant building surveyor in the Project and Programme Services team here in London. I help clients manage their assets by conducting condition surveys, advising on necessary works, and overseeing projects for safe, long-lasting outcomes. I studied international business and was drawn to the fast-paced global economy. Learning about climate change sparked my passion for sustainable construction.

My name is Caleb, and I'm a graduate consultant at AtkinsRéalis. If you've been thinking about applying for graduate scheme jobs and are wondering what it's like on our graduate programme, read on for insight and an answer to the question “How do I find my passion?”. In this blog, I'll tell you a bit about myself, how I started with AtkinsRéalis, and what it's like to be on one of our consulting graduate schemes.

I'm Ikechukwu, a mechanical engineer at AtkinsRéalis. I recently finished the graduate scheme and now work within the HVAC sector in the Building Services team. HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning, and it refers to systems designed to regulate indoor temperature, airflow, and air quality for comfort and efficiency in buildings. In this blog, I talk about my role and my part in shaping healthy, productive buildings that will sustain our changing populations and lifestyles.

Hi, I'm Prisha, a degree apprentice at AtkinsRéalis, and I am currently studying electromechanical engineering at the University of Warwick. I'm now one year into the programme and working as a Junior Nuclear Safety Engineer in the Aerospace, Defence, Security & Technology (ADS&T) team. So far, most of my experience has been in nuclear safety engineering, and I'm learning something new every day.

I started my career journey as a 16-year-old studying for A-levels while working overtime at a fast-food chain. Tired and unhappy, I knew I wanted more and gave myself a year to find it. After finishing my A-levels, I applied for engineering degrees and apprenticeships across various fields, eventually landing a degree apprenticeship at a pharmaceutical company. I started with high hopes but soon realized the progression was limited—it wasn't the right fit for me.