Jason Heslin
About Jason Heslin
Jason Heslin is a Senior Mechanical Designer with extensive experience in mechanical and electrical engineering, currently working at Wood and Hatch in Perth, Australia. He has held various design and engineering roles across three countries, including significant positions at companies such as Amec Foster Wheeler and Bechtel Corporation.
Work at Hatch
Currently, Jason Heslin serves as a Senior Mechanical Designer at Hatch, a position he has held since 2020. His role involves applying his expertise in mechanical design to various projects across Australia. With four years of experience at Hatch, he contributes to the company's engineering solutions, particularly in the context of complex projects.
Current Role at Wood
In addition to his position at Hatch, Jason Heslin has been working as a Senior Mechanical Designer at Wood since 2021. His responsibilities include designing mechanical systems and collaborating with project teams to ensure effective implementation of engineering designs. He has accumulated three years of experience in this role, further enhancing his professional portfolio.
Professional Background
Jason Heslin has a diverse professional background, having worked in various roles across multiple companies. His career spans several positions, including Senior Mechanical Designer at Amec Foster Wheeler, Ausenco, and Bechtel Corporation. He has also held roles as a Mechanical Draftsperson and Electrical Draftsperson, showcasing his versatility in both mechanical and electrical engineering disciplines.
Education and Expertise
Jason Heslin studied Mechanical/Electrical Engineering at Durban Technical College, which laid the foundation for his extensive career in engineering. He possesses a strong background in both mechanical and electrical engineering, as well as project and process engineering. His educational qualifications support his practical experience in the industry.
International Experience
Throughout his career, Jason has gained international experience by working in three different countries: South Africa, the United Kingdom, and Australia. This exposure has enriched his understanding of diverse engineering practices and project requirements, allowing him to adapt to various work environments and cultural contexts.