Very proud announcement to make! 🥳
I'm a very "visual" kind of person. That's maybe one reason I've been drawn to architecture or more exactly, arch-viz. But over the last couple of months I have learnt not just to look up and out, but also down. Visually and technically, what are the places we actually stand in and experience in the outdoor world?
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I am so excited, honoured and proud to announce I have joined Sweco Uppsala's Transport & Infrastructure studio as part visualiser, part engineer, part BIM coordinator.
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It's been a challenging 5 years since I was last employed. I've been through the start-up of my own visualisation studio itschriswebb, through a pandemic of course. I've studied an insanely high level (for me) academic Swedish language course at Uppsala University.
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After 2 years I'm now a newly qualified infrastructure design engineer. They call it a projekteringsingenjör. Yes, a Swedish title because the course is in Swedish. I learnt technical terms, in Swedish, I didn't actually realise I already knew, but in English 🤯 I've completed internships and been an hourly paid consultant.
Throw in the addition of a couple of kids and you can see why I'm patting myself on the back! 🤹♂️👋
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I so look forward to giving my all for my new group, my wider network in Sweco and all our clients. I thank people a lot in my posts, so much it probably loses it's impact. But here I want to finish bragging by stating that I really 100% am so grateful for everyone's support through these years; professional, mental, pep and trust. 😘
