She’s an Energy Engineer – Jemma Reynolds
She’s an Engineer features the lives and stories of our inspiring women engineers who are members of WES
Hydrogen Technology Engineer
I completed my undergraduate degree in Geography from Manchester Metropolitan University, from there I moved to Scotland and undertook my Masters in Energy Management, graduating with a distinction. This led me to start my PhD in Subsea Hydrogen Engineering.
My proudest moments so far:
Becoming one of the first Hydrogen Technology Engineers in industry.
What does a typical day at work look like for you?
Everyday is different in my role. If I’m not supporting the trainers with course development, then I’ll be putting together a funding proposal for new hydrogen technology commercialization.
What advice would you give to your 15 year old self
Believe in yourself, because hard work pays off!
Who or what inspired you to get into engineering?
The climate crisis inspired me to get into new engineering with renewable energy
What are your favourite hobbies, or interests?
Outside of work I love being adventurous, whether it be surfing, sailing or hiking the beautiful munros in Scotland.
What are your favourite hobbies, or interests?
Outside of work I love being adventurous, whether it be surfing, sailing or hiking the beautiful munros in Scotland.
What are the best and worst parts of your job?
The best thing is the variety of projects I get to be involved in. I am yet to find a worst thing about it!
