Tanya Donkin
Mott MacDonald Bentley
project leader
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Tanya Donkin
Tanya Donkin is a project leader at Mott MacDonald
- Date
- 02 November 2023
- Time
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Overview
Join the ICE East Midlands Early Careers Network for this lunchtime event aimed at students, apprentices and graduates looking for an insight into the rail industry. The event will include talks from three civil engineers with different experiences and career journeys, working on HS2 and other rail projects. The following themes will be discussed:
- Introduction to HS2 and the railway as a system
- Coordinating the civil engineering design of rail projects
- Track design and the track/civil engineering interface
- Turning design into reality on site.
The event will end with a Q&A session to ask the presenters about their careers and any advice they have for early career professionals interested in the rail industry.
Speakers
Alex Romankiw
JOS Structures
Project Manager
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Alex Romankiw
Alex Romankiw currently works as a project manager at JOS Structures, and has over ten years’ experience working on major highways and structures schemes.
After studying Civil Engineering at university, he achieved Technician membership in 2018 and Incorporated status in 2025.
Alex Baldwin
WSP
track engineer
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Alex Baldwin
Alex Baldwin is a track engineer at WSP, with experience in track and civils design.
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