University Graduates

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“I joined eg technology because I wanted a career in which I could be involved with designing medical devices. By joining a small company, I can fully immerse myself into a project and be involved with various, if not all, stages of the design process. Unlike most graduate schemes, rather than starting a job by going through a long training phase, I was involved in meetings and given projects within my first few days. This practical way of learning, and the one-to-one support to help me overcome hurdles, has allowed me to learn so much so early on in my career.”

Aishwarya PattarSoftware Engineer

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“As a graduate of Imperial College London, I've found eg technology to be a rewarding place to work in the year I've been here so far. The opportunity to hit the ground running by working on varied real-world projects as a part of the electronics team, combined with the nature of eg as a small and growing company well supplied with knowledgeable and talented colleagues, means that there is a path to grow organically as an engineer that I found more appealing than graduate schemes. At university, I developed an interest in medical electronic devices and found that working with and developing varied skills was important to me. eg has a large portfolio of medical and consumer projects, which allows me to develop my capabilities on stimulating and complex projects, and as a consultancy that can take on a concept and evolve it through the development process into a finished product, there certainly is a wide variety of challenges!”

Edward Da FonsecaElectronics Engineer