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Engineering Reimagined Aurecon
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The Engineering Reimagined podcast explores how, like engineers, people from all walks of life are reimagining the future and their roles in it. Each month you'll hear inspiring stories from a range of guests as we reimagine how engineering can lead the world to a better future.
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AI: transforming the unknown into an asset
Find out why AI technologies should be considered an asset, not a threat. In this episode of Engineering Reimagined, Aurecon’s Dave Mackenzie speaks with Andriy Mulyar from Nomic. Together they discuss how emerging AI technologies are being adopted within industries to increase workflow and professional expertise, how generative AI programs source and collate their responses and what causes an AI ‘hallucination’.
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Water security– what role can purified recycled water play?
What role does purified recycled water (PRW) play in addressing water security? Andrew Salveson from Carollo Engineers speaks with Aurecon’s Ryan Signor in this episode of Engineering Reimagined. They discuss the challenges faced in establishing PRW schemes, how machine learning can play a part in PRW and why communities should act now to stay ahead of a potential water crisis.
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Economics of the energy transition
In this episode of Engineering Reimagined, Tony Wood, Energy and Climate Change Program Director, at the Grattan Institute, spoke to Aurecon professionals, including Paul Gleeson, Aurecon’s Managing Director, Energy ANZ and Group Director, Sustainability, about the economics of the energy transition – the challenges and opportunities for Australia and beyond.
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Mandatory climate disclosure: will it really combat climate change?
Mandatory climate disclosure reporting laws for large organisations currently exist in many jurisdictions and are about to be introduced into Australia. In this episode of Engineering Reimagined, Jeremy Cooper, Belinda Wade and Ryan Isaacs explore the challenges and opportunities of this mandatory reporting and the real potential for large companies and superannuation funds to help shape the decisions which influence the progression and impacts of climate change.
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An Olympian and Minerva Network Chair discuss female inclusion
In this episode, Olympic Gold Medalist Taryn Woods speaks with Christine McLoughlin AM, Chair and Co-Founder of the Minerva Network. Together they share the inspiration behind their career choices and why visibility of female role models is so important, the lessons they have learned from overcoming adversity, and the evolution of female representation in the workplace.
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Navigating your career from grad to c-suite
Getting valuable career advice can be life changing. To kick of season 6 of Engineering Reimagined, hear from three Aurecon professionals, each at very different stages in their careers. Lucia Fernandez, Louise Adams and Luke Morcom share how and why they set their career paths in motion, tips for navigating the ups and downs, and what they’ve learned about developing leadership skills along the way.
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Empathize or be empathised
The future of engineering lies with the humanization of our services. Being able to deliver to our clients client.
Engineers (here, I speak for myself) can get carried away by the newest tech and trendiest tools that the market has to offer. We feel obliged to make use of it, just because. We get so consumed by what we(it) can do, how fast we can do it, where all that matters is turn around time.
Because of this so many developments and engineered solutions have gone sour in recent.
We need to bring back the end users into our designs, empathize with them, and deliver based on their needs, not on our ours.
Aurecons initiative to create human centered design through innovation and design thinking has been a step in the right direction. Proud to be apart of such a progressive, mindful family