My career journey before starting at Frazer-Nash involved a series of internships and placements in varying industries, including, energy, transport, banking and even insurance. These opportunities were useful in showing me what I enjoy, and more importantly, what I don’t enjoy. I joined Frazer-Nash earlier this year as a graduate Simulations Engineer. I am really enjoying the role so far as it encapsulates all the things that I had enjoyed about each of the previous sectors I have worked in.
What attracted youtoFrazer-Nash?
FNC had everything I was looking for: interesting technical work that was at the cutting edge of research and innovation, a variety of different workstreams in different industries and an emphasis on personal development in a culture that really cares for me as an individual as well as an asset. I realised that FNC is a place where I can flourish and develop my skills in whatever direction I wish, allowing me to take control of my development and pursue work I find meaningful.
What are you excited for in your future at Frazer-Nash?
I’m excited to see a project from ideation to implementation, being able to bid for work that I find interesting and then shape it to provide the absolute highest quality to our customers in a way that builds longstanding trust with our company.
What would be your top tip to members going through the application process?
Consultancy firms only have one product; their people. Articulate on the reasons why you – as a unique individual – bring value to the company and evidence that in the insights you’ve gained from working on various projects, whether that is an internship you’ve had or an individual passion that you pursued. FNC values the experiences and unique insights that their people offer, so don’t be afraid to show your personality and stand out.