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Carlos Almeida [BEng (Hons) Chemical Engineering, 2013] After graduation, Carlos worked for BP in his home country of Angola, initially as a Production Technician in an offshore installation and then latterly in roles such as Operations Planner. He currently works as a Process Engineer for Azule Energy, which is an incorporated joint venture between BP and ENI. He hopes to return to Middlesbrough soon to show his wife the place that gave him the foundation to be who he is today.
Rakesh recently reflected that his time studying at Teesside greatly contributed to his career development. The opportunity to specialise at master's level helped him move into a managerial role within his company. He says, ‘The expertise gained through my postgraduate studies enabled me to attain the highest performance rating at work, leading to my recognition as a recipient of the HCL Achiever award twice in the years 2018 and 2019.’
For the last five years, Jóhann has worked at Flowcore, the largest telecommunications firm on the Faroe Islands. He combines this work with a part-time computer science teacher role at the University of the Faroe Islands. In addition, he has also released two mobile games, one by his own company (called Gaman Games). Jóhann and his wife are also building their own house.
Upon graduating, Oraya published her book, Lilith: Death's Order. Available in both Thai and English, her book is available on Amazon. The sequel, August: Death's Remnant, has also been published.
After graduation, Arthur continued his studies online and started working in a VFX studio, Universal Production Partners, where he worked on projects including Gran Turismo, Barbie and Foundation. After this, he switched to being freelance, where he worked on creative visuals with different clients, such as IQOS. Arthur is currently working for different startups based in the United States, developing projects in Unreal Engine and slowly building his own brand and business.
Domenica returned to Italy after studying in Teesside to pursue her Master’s degree in Space and Astronautical Engineering. During the last two years, she has been involved in many incredible projects related to space and interplanetary exploration. She says, ‘Once a Teessider, always a Teessider. See you soon.’
As a recent graduate, Nathan is pleased to report that he has already found work at a local marketing company in the Tees Valley and now works with major national and international brands.
Deborah took over a preschool business in 2021. She is enjoying being her own boss and loving her new business.
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In Conversation... Marek Reichman 4 December 2023 Join us at our new London campus for the first speaker in the second In Conversation event series. We're thrilled to welcome Teesside alumnus and honorary graduate, Marek Reichman, Aston Martin Lagonda's Chief Creative Officer as he shares his journey.
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Having relocated from Manchester four months ago, Imrooz currently finds himself in Canada. He is an Electrical Engineer with Kent (Imperial Oil and Shell). Imrooz got married last year and reflects that he often misses his university days.
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Teesside alumna Savannah Marshall showed early promise as a boxer which has seen her go on to have an illustrious amateur career, before turning pro in 2017. One of the biggest names in women's boxing, join us as Savannah shares insights into her remarkable career and pursuit of world titles.
Today I travelled by train from Manchester to Yarm and had the privilege of being sat beside three Teesside students. They shared a table with me briefly and I must admit, it was an absolute delight. Such a wonderfully considerate group of young adults. They were positive, kind, thoughtful and intelligent. I was so impressed and genuinely engaged by them. They talked about their courses with each other, they discussed their time with mentors, and more. Meeting these three made me feel the future is bright. As a previous student of Teesside it makes me remember and realise just how brilliant of an institution you are. Outstanding work!
Teresa Carthy, BA (Hons) Business Studies, 1999 As I write down my Teesside University journey, a flood of memories rushes back: memories of late-night research sessions, laughter echoing through the group discussions, and the profound connections I made. It's incredible to think that my postgraduate time at the university was just a few months ago, but the impact it has had on my life is immeasurable. I'm ready to give value to the world with the knowledge and values instilled in me by my alma mater.
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As I write down my Teesside University journey, a flood of memories rushes back: memories of late-night research sessions, laughter echoing through the group discussions, and the profound connections I made. It's incredible to think that my postgraduate time at the university was just a few months ago, but the impact it has had on my life is immeasurable. I'm ready to give value to the world with the knowledge and values instilled in me by my alma mater.
I remember those passionate lecturers who challenged me to think beyond the ordinary, pushing me to question the status quo and find innovative solutions to complex problems. They nurtured my curiosity and fostered a love for lifelong learning. But it wasn't just the academics that shaped my growth; it was the vibrant community I became a part of, the friendships that blossomed, the cultural exchanges that broadened my perspectives, and the shared experiences that forged unbreakable bonds. As I reflect on my journey, I'm humbled by the achievements of my fellow alumni as well. I've connected with other alumni who are pioneers in their respective fields, making strides in groundbreaking research, leading companies with integrity, and giving back to communities with unwavering compassion.
perspectives, and the shared experiences that forged unbreakable bonds. As I reflect on my journey, I’m humbled by the achievements of my fellow alumni as well. I’ve connected with other alumni who are pioneers in their respective fields, making strides in groundbreaking research, leading companies with integrity, and giving back to communities with unwavering compassion.
As we embark on our individual paths after graduation, I find comfort in knowing that I'm not alone. I am part of a diverse and dynamic network of Teesside University alumni spread across the globe. Our connections run deep, our stories are intertwined, and our hearts are forever bound by the love we share for this remarkable institution. With endless gratitude and excitement for what lies ahead.
Fuhad Gbolahan Atolagbe, MSc IT Project Management, 2023