Prosple Australia/GradAustralia Profiles

I decided to study engineering because I always enjoyed problem-solving and finding out how things work, so engineering seemed like the natural thing to study.

The main limitation, however, is whatever you limit yourself to. If you are willing to learn and not take things personally, then you can learn more and thrive.

It’s exciting to be ahead of the curve and progress renewable energy in Australia

As with anything, a strong passion for what you are doing is essential – I have a passion for construction and can see myself enjoying working in this industry for the next 20+ years.

Having a generous mentor I think has been key to my enjoyment and success on this second rotation.

The rotation in projects allows you to meet new people all the time and being challenged to learn more every day.

You need to develop a thorough understanding of what you are delivering and the challenges involved, as every day will present a new problem for you to solve.

Every stage involves a completely different scope of work, which make things interesting. It makes you never feel bored. There are always new challenges waiting for you to work out.