In this episode of the Engineering Talent Podcast, host Fayon Dixon sits down with award winning civil engineering undergraduate Amy-Rose Richardson to explore what it really takes to grow in engineering with confidence and purpose. From her first eye opening experience on HS2 to volunteering across Cambodia India and beyond, Amy-Rose shares how global exposure shaped her passion for sustainable infrastructure and post war reconstruction. She speaks about rejection leadership imposter feelings and the power of mentorship, offering practical advice for students navigating their own path. This is a conversation about belonging impact and building a future where engineering serves communities when they need it most.

In this episode of the Engineering Talent Podcast, host Fayon Dixon sits down with Suleymaan Khan, a young robotics innovator whose passion for engineering started in childhood and has grown into award-winning projects with real social impact. Suleymaan shares how curiosity led him into robotics, the inspiration behind building Pepper, a robot designed to support elderly independence, and why creativity matters more than budget when it comes to engineering. From teaching himself through YouTube to using everyday materials to build complex systems, this conversation explores the mindset, resilience, and purpose driving the next generation of robotics talent.

In this episode of the Engineering Talent Podcast, Fayon Dixon is joined by Nyasha Mutembwa, an engineer, leader, and changemaker whose journey spans continents, cultures, and confidence. From growing up with limited exposure to engineering to discovering curiosity through travel, education, and problem-solving, Nyasha shares what it really means to find your place in the industry. Together, they explore identity, leadership, imposter feelings, communication, burnout, and the importance of showing up authentically, especially for young people navigating engineering today. Honest, reflective, and energising, this episode is a powerful reminder that engineering is as much about people and perspective as it is about technical skill.