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Yasmin Taleb

Taking engineering curiosity into the real world

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From an early curiosity about how things work to leading complex transport projects, Yasmin’s journey shows how an engineering degree can open doors to diverse, impactful careers. Discover how she turned problem-solving and perseverance into a dynamic role in transport design management.

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Study Mechanical Engineering

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Why did you choose your course in Year 12?

I was curious about how things work and passionate about healthcare. Combining Mechanical Engineering with Medical Science gave me the freedom to explore medical applications creatively and follow my interests more flexibly. 

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What advice would you give to a female student starting engineering or computer science?

Don't be intimidated by others' experience - everyone starts somewhere. Focus on your goals, believe in your strengths, and ask questions. Growth comes from perserverance and curiosity, not perfection. 

What are you doing now?

I work in Transport Design Management at a consultancy. It's a dynamic role where I coordinate across disciplines and contribute to diverse infrastructure projects. 

What's the most satisfying part of your job?

The variety and the collaboration. I'm constantly learning and working with people from different backgrounds, which keeps every project engaging and helps me grow professionally.