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        <description>Where can a career in geotechnical engineering take you? Meet Emily, a Geotechnical Engineer whose work has taken her across everything from dams and road cuttings to bridge foundations, mines and landslides! Emily didn’t always know exactly where her career would lead. At high school, she knew she enjoyed maths and science, but wasn’t sure what she wanted to do. A conversation with her career guidance counsellor pointed her towards engineering, and at university, she discovered geotechnical engineering was the area she enjoyed most. Since then, Emily has built her career through vacation work and part-time engineering experience while studying, before going on to work as a geotechnical engineer. In her interview, Emily shares what her job involves, how she found her way into geotechnical engineering, and why you don’t need to have your entire career figured out while you’re still at school.</description>
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