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Sep 7, 2018

Have you ever looked at a building like the Shard in London and been in awe of the absolute dedication it took to make it happen? In this episode, we speak one of the structural engineers that made it happen. The amazing Roma Agrawal (author, engineer, TV personality, STEM advocate, professional podcast guest) talks about how she utilizes her multicultural upbringing in her career, what it was like being a part of the team that built the tallest building in the Europe, and her advice to students that want to have a cool career in engineering.

For more information about Roma, visit her website:

http://www.romatheengineer.com/

Follow Roma on Twitter: @RomatheEngineer

Check out Todd’s Book “How to Succeed as an Engineer”

 

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