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Beth Jens
NASA engineer
NASA Engineer Dr Elizabeth (Beth) Jens is making interplanetary travel a real thing!
Elliot Thomas
Medical engineering student
As a student at the University of Newcastle, Elliot's paving the way to a fulfilling career working with artificial organs and medical technology.
Sam Darvishi
Biomedical engineer
Sam's PhD research in biomedical engineering at the University of Adelaide is helping stroke victims to regain mobility.
Dr Jake Whitehead
Change driver
Jake works in transport engineering, looking at the ways driverless cars and green vehicles will affect our transport infrastructure.
Marina Lovic
Fast responder
Marina works in operations for Telstra's Cyber Security Incident Response team - sort of like emergency services for cyber security!
Luca Stamatescu
Big Hero guy
As part of Telstra's Graduate Program, Luca is building client solutions with technology - like inputting software into humanoid robot!
Briana Wade
Cyber intelligence
Briana's a grad of Commbank's Enterprise Services graduate program, and gets to seek out cyber threats as a cyber intelligence analyst.
Astrid Jonelynas
Graduate engineer
Astrid got her first taste of working with Commbank through programming their humanoid robot, Chip. Now she's a full-timer with the Enterprise Services graduate program.
Gregg Suaning
Biomedical engineer
If you've ever wanted to make a positive impact in the world, engineering is the way to do it. Gregg Suaning has built a successful career creating life-changing bionics.
Laurence Kwong
Fire engineer
Fire engineering graduate Laurence Kwong develops strategies to make structures fire-safe.
Fatemeh Salehi
Fluid flow expert
Dr Fatemeh Salehi's fluid flow models are advancing cleaner combustion engines and drug delivery systems.
Lance Hammond
Civil constructor
A Monash engineering student is working on record-breaking civil construction projects.
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