Date: |
15 Sep 2026, 6.00PM – 8.30PM |
duration: |
2 hrs 30 mins |
Venue: |
Stantec Dunedin Office |
Address: |
Level 10, 477 Moray Place Dunedin |
Cost: |
Free event |
Join the Engineering New Zealand Dunedin Branch for an evening with experienced engineers who bring perspectives from a range of roles and positions within the profession. Through an open panel discussion and audience questions, gain insight into the industry challenges and experiences that have shaped the panel members' careers.
The panel will feature engineers with diverse career journeys spanning consulting, contracting, client-side and leadership roles. Drawing on experiences from different sectors, organisations and positions, attendees will have the opportunity to ask about the projects, roles, people, challenges and decisions that have shaped the panel members' careers and influenced where they are today.
Take this opportunity to reflect on potential career pathways and learn from the challenges, decisions and experiences that have influenced the professional journeys of others in the profession. Whether you are considering where your engineering career may take you or simply curious about the opportunities available within the profession, this discussion aims to provide perspectives that can help inform your own journey.
Food and refreshments will be provided, with opportunities to continue conversations with fellow attendees and panellists before and after the discussion.
Join the Engineering New Zealand Dunedin Branch for an evening with experienced engineers who bring perspectives from a range of roles and positions within the profession.
Join the Engineering New Zealand Dunedin Branch for an evening with experienced engineers who bring perspectives from a range of roles and positions within the profession. Through an open panel discussion and audience questions, gain insight into the industry challenges and experiences that have shaped the panel members' careers.
The panel will feature engineers with diverse career journeys spanning consulting, contracting, client-side and leadership roles. Drawing on experiences from different sectors, organisations and positions, attendees will have the opportunity to ask about the projects, roles, people, challenges and decisions that have shaped the panel members' careers and influenced where they are today.
Take this opportunity to reflect on potential career pathways and learn from the challenges, decisions and experiences that have influenced the professional journeys of others in the profession. Whether you are considering where your engineering career may take you or simply curious about the opportunities available within the profession, this discussion aims to provide perspectives that can help inform your own journey.
Food and refreshments will be provided, with opportunities to continue conversations with fellow attendees and panellists before and after the discussion.
Presenters
Dunedin Branch
