It goes right back to my father having been a fairly traditional sort of engineer first of all with P&O and then with Babcocks. I knew I had the maths and physics acumen, but I wasn't convinced that that was what I wanted to do. I enjoyed using the creative and artistic side of my head and I thought that meant I wanted to be an architect/1 spent a week in an architect's office drawing a garage and that really didn't do it for me, so I thought there's got to be something out there for me. I then learned what engineering really meant and did product design engineering at university.
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