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Isabella Mascarenhas completes EW BrightSparks 2019 selection panel
Isabella has been with the EW BrightSparks programme from the start, of course, but having moved from the IET she is now VP Grass Roots & Shining Stars at RS Components.
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Now in its third year, run in partnership with RS Components, we are looking for the young engineers who are already making a difference in the first years of their working life, or who are still studying but are showing the promise to become the people behind big future innovations in electronics.
“Most people today use some sort of electronic gadget or gizmo daily – from a television to a mobile phone, a baby monitor to an alarm clock. And with revolutionary developments such as IoT, VR, AI and Blockchain the world we live in is changing, and quickly.”
“Electronic design impacts everyone and is one way in which young people can have a really positive effect on the world. I look forward to seeing some of the new ideas and projects that this programme will help to highlight.
“I believe the EW BrightSparks programme will show the industry and the wider business community the very high level of expertise young engineers possess. And just maybe this will encourage others to follow in their footsteps.”
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You can nominate yourself, or a colleague, to be part of the 2018 programme.
Expertise packs Selection Panel
For EW BrightSparks 2019 we have a high-profile panel full of industry expertise and knowledge.
The judges comprise (alphabetically): Clive Couldwell (group editor, Electronics Weekly), Graham Curren (CEO, Sondrel), Paul Hide (techUK’s director of market engagement and membership), David Lakin (IET’s Head of Education, 5-19), Steph McGovern (IET’s Young Professionals Engagement Manager), Isabella Mascarenhas (VP Grass Roots & Shining Stars, RS Components), Adam Rees-Leonard (Naval Engineering Head of Business Development, Babcock International Group), Lindsley Ruth (CEO, RS Components) and Lizzie Truett (IET’s Young Professionals Engagement Manager).
Enter for EW BrightSparks 2019 »
Now in its third year, run in partnership with RS Components, we are looking for the young engineers who are already making a difference in the first years of their working life, or who are still studying but are showing the promise to become the people behind big future innovations in electronics.
“Most people today use some sort of electronic gadget or gizmo daily – from a television to a mobile phone, a baby monitor to an alarm clock. And with revolutionary developments such as IoT, VR, AI and Blockchain the world we live in is changing, and quickly.”
“Electronic design impacts everyone and is one way in which young people can have a really positive effect on the world. I look forward to seeing some of the new ideas and projects that this programme will help to highlight.
“I believe the EW BrightSparks programme will show the industry and the wider business community the very high level of expertise young engineers possess. And just maybe this will encourage others to follow in their footsteps.”
Enter for EW BrightSparks 2019 »
You can nominate yourself, or a colleague, to be part of the 2018 programme.
Expertise packs Selection Panel
For EW BrightSparks 2019 we have a high-profile panel full of industry expertise and knowledge.
The judges comprise (alphabetically): Clive Couldwell (group editor, Electronics Weekly), Graham Curren (CEO, Sondrel), Paul Hide (techUK’s director of market engagement and membership), David Lakin (IET’s Head of Education, 5-19), Steph McGovern (IET’s Young Professionals Engagement Manager), Isabella Mascarenhas (VP Grass Roots & Shining Stars, RS Components), Adam Rees-Leonard (Naval Engineering Head of Business Development, Babcock International Group), Lindsley Ruth (CEO, RS Components) and Lizzie Truett (IET’s Young Professionals Engagement Manager).