Anika Rahman
About Anika Rahman
Anika Rahman is a Systems Engineer (Rail) at Arup in London, United Kingdom. She has a background in electrical engineering and has previously worked as an intern and technician, with education from the University of Birmingham and Sidney Stringer Academy.
Current Position at Arup
Anika Rahman has been working as a Systems Engineer (Rail) at Arup since 2019. Her role focuses on rail systems engineering in London, United Kingdom. At Arup, she applies her expertise to various engineering projects within the rail infrastructure sector, contributing to the development and maintenance of critical rail systems.
Previous Role at Bladon Micro Turbine
In 2018, Anika Rahman undertook a position at Bladon Micro Turbine as an Electrical Engineering Intern for 2 months. This role, based in Coventry, United Kingdom, allowed her to gain practical experience in electrical engineering, contributing to projects and gaining insights into turbine technology.
Experience at Solihull College & University Centre
From 2015 to 2016, Anika Rahman worked at Solihull College & University Centre as both an Electronics Technician and Part Time Mathematics Lecturer. Over the course of 10 months in Solihull, she was involved in educational and technical support roles, assisting with electronics projects and teaching mathematics.
Education at University of Birmingham
Anika Rahman achieved her Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) from the University of Birmingham, where she studied from 2016 to 2019. Her studies provided her with a strong foundation in engineering principles, preparing her for her roles in the engineering industry.
Academic Background at Sidney Stringer Academy
Anika Rahman studied at Sidney Stringer Academy from 2005 to 2012, achieving her A-Level qualifications. This seven-year period equipped her with essential academic skills and knowledge, setting the groundwork for her subsequent studies and professional development in engineering.