There’s links here to all the engineers in all the zones of I’m an Engineer.
Each column can be reordered (click on the title). Or you can always use CTRL-F to search for a particular engineer, topic or zone.
| Name | About me and my work | Zone name | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ashley Culbert | I manage the development of wind energy projects | Energy Zone | November 2014 |
| Catherine Conaghan | I manage large European engineering projects that develop brand new ways to save energy in buildings | Energy Zone | November 2014 |
| John Ging | I perform technical studies of demand and generation connecting to the electricity system. | Energy Zone | November 2014 |
| Laura Tobin | I’m a PhD Researcher in Optical Engineering | Energy Zone | November 2014 |
| Ray Alcorn | Getting Power from the ocean. From waves,from tides and from wind. | Energy Zone | November 2014 |
| Caoimhe O'Neill | I’m a Civil Engineer and I am researching new ways to build big structures using wood grown in Ireland instead of concrete or steel | Kelvin Zone | November 2014 |
| Colin Keogh | Engineer researching advanced energy technologies (Solar panels, Biomass fuels, Algae/Seaweed Fuels) and 3D Printing technologies. | Kelvin Zone | November 2014 |
| David Taylor | I break things, I study how they break, and I try to stop them from breaking. | Kelvin Zone | November 2014 |
| Katie Mahon | I design tanks and pressure vessels for the drink & drug industry (pharmacy drugs of course!) | Kelvin Zone | November 2014 |
| Lisa Phelan | Research and Development Engineer at Boston Scientific – California | Kelvin Zone | November 2014 |
| Aislinn Coghlan | I am a chemical engineer in a big pharmaceutical company | Boole Zone | February 2015 |
| Fiona Edwards Murphy | I am pursuing a PhD in the area of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN), which is also known as the “Internet of Things”, this involves allowing a whole range of everyday objects (a fridge, toys, car etc.) to communicate with each other and connect to the internet. The application for this technology which I have chosen is monitoring beehives. | Boole Zone | February 2015 |
| Nathan Quinlan | I find out how liquid, gas and heat move, in anything from artificial heart valves to wind turbines to aeroplane engines. | Boole Zone | February 2015 |
| Padraic Morrissey | Lasers aren’t just found in James Bond films but surprisingly are also a huge part of how the internet works; in my job I develop new ways of using lasers to make the internet faster! | Boole Zone | February 2015 |
| Sinead Quirke | I work with a great team to make sure that flying is safe and secure for everyone travelling on an Irish airplane or using Irish airports | Boole Zone | February 2015 |
| Alex Jaeger | Engineering student in Biomedical Devices | Metre Zone | November 2015 |
| Antonio Vargas-Gonzalez | I make programs to find bad webpages in the internets. | Metre Zone | November 2015 |
| Christina Lynch | I’m a Support Engineer that solves problems for customers all aroung the world everyday. | Metre Zone | November 2015 |
| Martin O'Halloran | I am a engineer who designs new medical devices | Metre Zone | November 2015 |
| Nicola Greene | I am a Sanitation Engineer currently working with UNICEF in Kenya. | Metre Zone | November 2015 |
| Conor McGinn | I design, build and program robots that help elderly and disabled people to live independently in their own homes. | Coding Zone | February 2016 |
| Frederik Gossen | I teach robots and other machines how to perceive their environment | Coding Zone | February 2016 |
| Ilaria Cinelli | Definitely challenging! It is perfectly suits me! | Coding Zone | February 2016 |
| Jeffrey Roe | I make apps that help 70,000 people park their cars in cites around the world. | Coding Zone | February 2016 |
| Sarah Doran | I’m technical lead for a team making a travel website for people who travel with their job | Coding Zone | February 2016 |
| Aisling Shannon | I am a Structural Engineer working at the European Space Agency | Space Zone | February 2016 |
| Colin Shirran | I am an Electrical Systems Engineer at Airbus Defence and Space. | Space Zone | February 2016 |
| Laurence O'Rourke | I’m an engineer and scientist working on the Rosetta mission which is all about a spacecraft flying around a comet | Space Zone | February 2016 |
| Ned Dwyer | working to let people know how important the ocean is to our life on Earth and looking at how satellite photos can be used to study it | Space Zone | February 2016 |
| Niamh Shaw | I’m someone who combines the creative part of my brain with my science brain to tell science and Space stories to a general audience in lots of different ways | Space Zone | February 2016 |
| Cathal Ó Murchú | My aim is to make electricity plants better for the environment by using new metals and stopping breakdowns | Energy Zone | March 2017 |
| Dave Boyne | My big project at the moment is a “Speech Pronunciation Tutor” | Energy Zone | March 2017 |
| Karen Barrett | I work at Heathrow Airport and am responsible for all underground pipelines and tank farms | Energy Zone | March 2017 |
| Robert Dowdall | I develop renewable energy technologies to help society move away from fossil fuels. | Energy Zone | March 2017 |
| Roisin Mossop | Energy Zone | March 2017 | |
| Bobby Huxford | I am a PhD student looking at making light weight materials for cars and airplanes | Health Zone | March 2017 |
| Claire Brougham | Health Zone | March 2017 | |
| Claire Conway | I work as a researcher to help doctors to better understand how to treat patients that have heart problems. | Health Zone | March 2017 |
| David Nolan | I use computer simulations to design and test treatments that save the lives of people who have heart attacks | Health Zone | March 2017 |
| Veasna Sum-Coffey | I am a PhD student, who is researching bone regeneration, and I am using this research to help improve bone healing. | Health Zone | March 2017 |
| Dominic Doyle | My work is endlessly challenging and exiting and sometime we get to see our hardware landing on a comet, e.g. Philae and Rosetta | Space Zone | March 2017 |
| James Harpur | I work for the Space Robotics Laboratory at Tohoku University in Japan developing satellites that observe the Earth and robots that explore the Moon. | Space Zone | March 2017 |
| Jenny Hanafin | I use satellite data to study and observe the oceans, in a nutshell. | Space Zone | March 2017 |
| Kevin Hayes | I am on the graduate scheme where I worked as a mechanical responsible engineer, mechanical analysis engineer, mechanical design engineer and will work as a mechanical architect. | Space Zone | March 2017 |
| Norah Patten | I run a start-up company in Ireland and I’m also a faculty member at International Space University | Space Zone | March 2017 |
| Eoin McEvoy | I investigate how the heart generates force (for a heartbeat), to better understand how we can design medical devices to help people with heart disease | Health Zone | March 2018 |
| Fiona Freeman | I use 3D printing to design new implants that can be used to fix damaged bone. | Health Zone | March 2018 |
| Ivor Geoghegan | I study how bone cells feel different forces, such as those from walking around, and how this process goes wrong in osteoporosis | Health Zone | March 2018 |
| Karl Brennan | Health Zone | March 2018 | |
| Pattie Mathieu | I look at stem cells from blood vessels and how stretching them keeps them healthy or makes them diseased | Health Zone | March 2018 |
| Aisling Lee | Understanding how computers work and talk to each other then using that to create new soloutions | Robotics Zone | March 2018 |
| Cara O'Brien | Masters student - my project is focused on developing a robot that can help children in hospitals. | Robotics Zone | March 2018 |
| Edin Omerdic | Development of smart control systems for subsea operations with advanced user interface (touch screen, voice commands, virtual reality headsets) | Robotics Zone | March 2018 |
| Graham Cullen | Oceanographic Engineer - We measure the ocean! | Robotics Zone | March 2018 |
| Patrick Lynch | I am trying to make robots better at picking things up using cameras | Robotics Zone | March 2018 |
| Eimear Tuohy | I work as a satellite data and Geographical Information Systems (GIS) researcher, with a focus on marine and coastal issues. | Space Zone | March 2018 |
| James Geary | Space Zone | March 2018 | |
| Jonathan Faull | I work with the International Space University's Space Studies Program organizing the worlds best space learning program. | Space Zone | March 2018 |
| Lána Salmon | Each day I try to solve problems to help design, build and test Ireland's first satellite. I also develop code to try find signals from merging stars using a robotic telescope called Watcher in South Africa. | Space Zone | March 2018 |
| William O'Connor | I work as a teacher and researcher in UCD's School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering | Space Zone | March 2018 |
| Andrea Pacheco | PhD. student in biophotonics | Health Zone | March 2019 |
| Ellen Simmons | Making innovative products and solving complex problems with technology companies all over the world | Health Zone | March 2019 |
| Kevin OBrien | I'm involved in the design of the electronics for infusion pumps used for everything from pain relief during surgery to chemotherapy. | Health Zone | March 2019 |
| Laura Farina | Making new machine (medical devices) to help doctors curing people | Health Zone | March 2019 |
| S S | I am seeking engineering solutions to improve life quality | Health Zone | March 2019 |
| Ted Burke | Teaching programming, robotics and biomedical engineering. | Health Zone | March 2019 |
| Alice Selby | I am trying to make a device that works like a human brain | Production Zone | March 2019 |
| Diana Abrunhosa | Engineer in Flooding Projects (find a solution for areas that flood often) | Production Zone | March 2019 |
| Gowthaman Parivendhan | Modelling of Additive Manufacturing | Production Zone | March 2019 |
| Ivan Merrick | Making sure customers get prompt and immediate attention to their inquiries when thy make contact with Fraser Ross Ltd. | Production Zone | March 2019 |
| nina kanti | Electronic and Computer Engineer developing apps and working with novel technology | Production Zone | March 2019 |
| Noel O'Dowd | I teach Mechanical Engineering at the University of Limerick | Production Zone | March 2019 |
| Alison Dufresne | I'm a space propulsion engineer! | Space Zone | March 2019 |
| Brian OConnor | I look at satellite images and other maps to see how nature is disappearing | Space Zone | March 2019 |
| Hannah Currivan | As a Masters Student your day can vary depending on what subjects you choose to study. | Space Zone | March 2019 |
| Rory Scarrott | I look at the oceans from Space using satellites, their surface structure over space and time, how it changes. | Space Zone | March 2019 |
| Sita Karki | I study the environment using a technique called remote sensing which means I use satellite imagery taken from the space. | Space Zone | March 2019 |
| Stephen O'Connor | I test different materials to find out if they can be used to build satellites. | Space Zone | March 2019 |
| Anna Zakrzewska | I am a principal engineer at the Telecom Co-Innovation Expert Centre of Dell Technologies. I work with numerous partners to create next generation networks. | Automation Zone | March 2020 |
| Mahnaz Rashedi | I am working on Data centre projects in Dublin, designing and delivering standby power generators to them. | Automation Zone | March 2020 |
| Nessan Harpur | Automation Zone | March 2020 | |
| Ollie Otter | The title of my PhD thesis is "Combined simulation of waves, wind and current in laboratory basins", which is fancy language for saying I am testing a scale model of a floating wind turbine in a wave pool. | Automation Zone | March 2020 |
| Ruairi Williamson | I use sensors and software to guess when a robot or a machine in a factory may be about to break down. I use the data, from the sensors, to predict and avoid breakdowns which cause companies lots of money! | Automation Zone | March 2020 |
| Tiziana Margaria | I work with ideas and turn them into software that does things with you and for you. My projects help companies, students, doctors and nurses, programmers and some robots to be better, more helpful and adaptable if there is thinned to change. I use models that are easy to understand and to work with, so even children and people who do not program can actually build very useful and nice apps. One has gone on a satellite that is travelling in space beyond the solar system. | Automation Zone | March 2020 |
| Anthony Newell | In my PhD I worked on an energy storage project for surplus wind energy. Now I'm helping people use 3D printing better which can lower our environmental impact for making things. | Environment Zone | March 2020 |
| Aruna Chandrasekar | I investigate how natural gas can be used efficiently as a part of our future energy mix. | Environment Zone | March 2020 |
| Canice Coogan | Wireless and land based Telecoms design | Environment Zone | March 2020 |
| Connor McGookin | I study how changes to our energy system will reduce the amount of CO2 emissions, and in particular help communities to understand what they can do in response to climate change. For information about the projects I'm involved with check out - https://www.marei.ie/people/connor-mcgookin/ | Environment Zone | March 2020 |
| Madhumidha Murugan | I try to solve the problems of existing complex methods to measure pollutants in water and improve the ease and speed to decide on the quality of water. | Environment Zone | March 2020 |
| Olga Ormond | I help people working in European research projects to write about what their project is doing and the results they are getting. Also help to get their results into products that benefit others. | Environment Zone | March 2020 |
| Cillian Thompson | I am trying to 3D print a screw that can heal your bones if they break and then disappear out of the body once the bone is healed! | Health Zone | March 2020 |
| Eimear O'Hara | I use 3D printing to make new shoulder bones for people when their bones don't work as well any more | Health Zone | March 2020 |
| Fiona Malone | I build robots that behave like the human body so we can help solve medical problems and improve medical treatments for people who are sick. | Health Zone | March 2020 |
| Orla McGee | I look at designing devices to help children who have problems with their hearts. | Health Zone | March 2020 |
| Sanjeev Kumar | My research is focused on the design of a compact on-body device that can be used for patients' wireless health monitoring in hospitals. | Health Zone | March 2020 |
| Tom Hodgkinson | My work looks for new ways to help bone and cartilage heal itself after an injury or in old age. We use special body cells, called stem cells, that are great at healing and are able to form different types of tissue in your body. We put these stem cells into scaffolding we engineer, which protects the cells and teaches them how we want them to behave to repair the damaged tissue. | Health Zone | March 2020 |
| Alan Diaz | I build solutions for improving the control of optical networks, the type of network that delivers very fastly your favourite Netflix shows to your home! | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Alessandra Mileo | I design computer programs to make machines "intelligent". This include capturing sensor data, images, text and processing them to understand danger, help medical diagnosis, and solve complex problems | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Andrea Federico | I work for developing new wearable technologies for medical application. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Aruna Chandrasekar | I investigate how natural gas can be used efficiently as a part of our future energy mix. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Begum Genc | I work on designing algorithms to find good solutions to complex problems such as: creating timetables for your classes and exams and making sure you have as much time as possible in between them 🙂 | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Beth Macaulay | I look at coatings to put on metal implants that surgeons use to help repair bones after they break | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Bhaskar Dhariyal | I'm a PhD student at University College Dublin researching sequential data (read Artificial Intelligence). I work with data generated from sensors and try to predict future on basis of historical data | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Caroline Peres | I develop new types of sensors with mini-computers inside them! These sensors are used in agriculture, health and other applications to monitor important things. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Ciara McKenna | I'm trying to find the best stent design to treat arteries in the leg! | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Conor Ryan | I program computers so that they can program themselves. We give them a problem to solve, a method to solve it, and then they learn how to write a program. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Darragh Rogan | I work on a large construction project leading a team of great people trying to control lots of equipment like heating boilers and vacuum systems. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Erika Duriakova | I look for new ways to find and recommend items to people who might like them. These items could be anything from movies that people might like to see to books that people might like to read. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Helena Mylise Sorensen | My job is to make milk an even more powerful super-food than it already is, by using and controlling bacterial cells to make people healthier | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Hui Wang | I look at different ways to test the different properties of light. like humans have height, weight, light also has its power, color, etc. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Iman Abaspur Kazerouni | I design smart mobile robots to find their path automatically without any control. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Jun Lin | I study materials that can be used to make transistors, which are the most basic building blocks of computers. The goal is to make transistors smaller so that our computers can be faster. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Konstantin Grygoryev | In my job, I work with lasers, lenses and mirrors. I avoid smoke at all costs. I am trying to find a way to diagnose illness, such as cancer, using nothing but visible light! | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Krishna Panduru | I manage an industrial research project and teach computers how to find patterns which might lead to a failure. I talk to engineering start-up companies to turn their ideas into reality. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Marissa Britton | I look at bones and how they react in different situations to figure out why they might be more likely to fracture. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Melusine Pigeon | I design antenna for device to enable them to communicate without wire. Lately I have designed bespoken antenna for medical devices. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Mike Hinchey | i was hired by NASA because of my expertise in mathematical correctness of software (ensuring that we *know* software will work), but nowadays I work very much in the area of autonomous systems. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Miray Yasar | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 | |
| Mubashir Husain Rehmani | My expertise is in communication networks. These networks include Internet, Mobile Phone Networks, and Local Area Networks. In addition, I am also working in the domain of blockchain. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Nadeem Rather | I design antennas for wireless communications - The challenging part is to design an antenna for applications like on-body antennas, contact lens antennas, etc. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Peter Megyesi | I write code that makes researchers and patients happy. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Removed Engineer | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 | |
| Rizwan Gill | My job is to train students on semiconductor chip fabrication steps. Every smart gadget i.e. smartphone, smart TV, Alexa etc contain a semiconductor chip which acts as the brain of the device. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Sergii Kushch | I help my students to prepare their to live and work in real life and solve real tasks. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Siddra Maryam | I am looking for ways to to diagnose oral cancer in early stages, so that we can cure it and save as many lives as possible | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Sita Karki | I study the environment using a technique called remote sensing which means I use satellite imagery taken from the space. | Kilogram Zone | March 2021 |
| Ahmad Chaudhary | I am developing a platform that will make it easy for people to work with robots. You will simply drag the pre-existed blocks, put them in order and it will work. i.e. turn on, move forward, turn left | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Aisling Lee | I am a Technical Architect specialist for Accenture which means I get to do a little bit of everything (programming and hardware) | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Andrew Butterfield | Figuring out better ways to make safer computer programs for spacecraft, airplanes, and robots. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Anna Zakrzewska | I am a principal engineer at the Telecom Co-Innovation Expert Centre of Dell Technologies. I work with numerous partners to create next generation networks. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Brendan Mullane | I like talking to students about electronics and technologies that impact on our everyday life such such as smartphones and medical gadgets. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Brian Corbett | I am a research scientist. I am the leader of a team of 20 people from 8 countries. Half of the team are PhD students. Our team engineers light emitting devices. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Charu Pande | I am an Electronics Engineer. I build systems using hardware and software. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Christine Spencer | I currently work as a researcher in a University in Ireland. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Diana Abrunhosa | Engineer in Flooding Projects (find a solution for areas that flood often) | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Githin Tom Zachariah | I work on simulating flow of fluids in harsh conditions, like the flow of air around an aircraft or the flow of tea when you stir the pot. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Ivan Merrick | Making sure customers get prompt and immediate attention to their inquiries when thy make contact with Fraser Ross Ltd. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Julie Raulin | I'm a PhD student in Computer Science looking for making the Internet faster. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Kyriakos Kourousis | I am a Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) at the University of Limerick (UL), teaching our future generation of engineers. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Laura Mehigan | I research how the electricity we use can be made cleaner and help fight global warming. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Luke Molloy | I design very large concrete tanks for holding the water you drink in your tap. I also design all the pipes and treatment plants that treat the water when you flush your toilet. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Madhusanka Liyanage | I am an assistant professor at UCD. I have a background in telecom engineering and working on 5G/6G network security aspects | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Marco Ruffini | I work on networks for a faster Internet, what is known as 5G and future 6G. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Nadeem Rather | I design antennas for wireless communications - The challenging part is to design an antenna for applications like on-body antennas, contact lens antennas, etc. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Nicola Marchetti | I am interested in merging ideas from different fields such as AI, biology and quantum mechanics, to design the internet and mobile phone networks of the future. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Peter Milner | I work with very small LEDs (lights) which shine ultraviolet light, and then put these LEDs into tools which doctors can use to treat people. 💡🥼 | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Rahul Mhapsekar | I am a PhD researcher at Walton institute in the department of computing and mathematics. I am working on vistamilk project to digitalize dairy. I use technology to improve the quality of milk. | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |
| Somdatta Bhattacharya | Kelvin Zone | March 2022 |