Engineers will encounter many situations involving ethical questions during their careers. In order to improve their ability to make ethical decisions, engineers require additional tools and training.
 

This is particularly true for young engineers, who often don’t have the confidence or experience to recognise when something isn’t quite right or share their opinions in high pressure situations, particularly when faced with having to challenge more senior colleagues.
 

So how do young professionals find their voice in high pressure situations?
 

During this webinar, speakers will explore the following topics:
 

Ethical decision making: What it means to you, why it is important, and how decisions should be made
 

Learning how to understand and respond to challenges in professional situations

What they themselves have learnt (including real life examples), and how young engineers can apply those learnings when faced with similar situations.

Speakers

Akansha Kapoor: Manager, PwC Australia
 

Akansha is a Manager at PwC in Digital Transformation and Customer Centricity consulting. With over six years specialising in large scale delivery projects, human centred design and agile ways of working; she brings a unique perspective into how to deliver meaningful outcomes in an accelerated fashion and maintain an energised organisation in a lean fashion. Akansha also served as Chief Operating Officer for global not-for-profit Robogals for three years. Robogals serves to enhance diversity in engineering and has engaged over 80,000 youth to date.
 

Kate Smolenska: Partner, Bulletproof Performance
 

Kate is a performance coach, trainer and facilitator who has a passion for helping people to reach their optimal performance - not just at work, but at life. Kate joined the Bulletproof Performance team after seeing first-hand the difference that the program made to the teams and individuals in areas of building resilience, communicating, leadership, and performing under pressure.
 

Cameron Wallace: Site Engineer, Lendlease
 

Cameron completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Queensland mid-year 2018, obtaining a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Science dual degree, majoring in extended Civil/Structural Engineering and Geographical Sciences. He is currently working full-time as a Site Engineer for Lendlease Buildings in the QLD/NT region as well as studying an Advanced Diploma of Building and Construction (Management).