Meet the members - FIET

Tracy is a massive fan of continuous professional development, she treats every day as a school day.

After excelling professionally, Anna was keen to use her skills and knowledge to be a big part of the engineering community and help others.

Amelia realised that she had the experience and knowledge needed to apply for IET Fellowship and get the recognition she deserved.

Gary Alder’s path into engineering wasn’t straightforward, but once he discovered what he wanted to do, he quickly turned a promising path into a successful career. 

An MSc in Computer Science at the age of 20, a PhD in Cryptography and Chartered Engineer status at 23 and the IET’s youngest Fellow on record at 27.

For Stephen a career in engineering was never much of a choice, instead it was a calling that he has followed and turned into a successful career. 

For David Shield, membership of the IET has been an invaluable “point of difference” throughout his broadcast engineering career. 

IET Fellow Ian Naylor is a skilled negotiator who understands the power of listening.

Biljana Stojkovska doesn’t like inaccessible leaders she wants to be a visible, approachable role model. 

Ken Cheung was inspired to become an engineer and Fellow by his university professor, also an IET Fellow.

During his career as an engineer, Michael Logan has worked alongside some of the best in the industry, many of which have been IET Fellows.

Dawn Ohlson is responsible for the engineering development and delivery of more than 300 engineers.