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I just completed Engineers Without Borders UK's Globally Responsible Engineering on @[Forage](urn:li:organization:68514998). In the simulation I: * Completed a job simulation involving responsible engineering for Engineers Without Borders UK * Planned inclusive co-design sessions for a sensitive project * Analyzed inmate and staff perspectives to inform design decisions  * Developed effective engagement strategies for diverse stakeholders * Reviewed ethical arguments in engineering decisions * Drafted a commencement speech emphasizing responsible engineering * Emphasized practical implementation of responsible engineering Check out the simulation here: https://lnkd.in/dqewrNEj

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I completed Engineers Without Borders UK's Globally Responsible Engineering on @[Forage](urn:li:organization:68514998). In the simulation I: Completed a job simulation involving responsible engineering for Engineers Without Borders UK. Planned inclusive co-design sessions for a sensitive project. Analyzed inmate and staff perspectives to inform design decisions. Developed effective engagement strategies for diverse stakeholders. Reviewed ethical arguments in engineering decisions. Drafted a commencement speech emphasizing responsible engineering. Emphasized practical implementation of responsible engineering.

I just completed Engineers Without Borders UK's Globally Responsible Engineering on @[Forage](urn:li:organization:68514998). In the simulation I: * Completed a job simulation involving responsible engineering for Engineers Without Borders UK * Planned inclusive co-design sessions for a sensitive project * Analyzed inmate and staff perspectives to inform design decisions  * Developed effective engagement strategies for diverse stakeholders * Reviewed ethical arguments in engineering decisions * Drafted a commencement speech emphasizing responsible engineering * Emphasized practical implementation of responsible engineering Check out the simulation here: https://lnkd.in/dAtWAVcC

I just completed Engineers Without Borders UK's Globally Responsible Engineering on @[Forage](urn:li:organization:68514998). In the simulation I: * Completed a job simulation involving responsible engineering for Engineers Without Borders UK * Planned inclusive co-design sessions for a sensitive project * Analyzed inmate and staff perspectives to inform design decisions  * Developed effective engagement strategies for diverse stakeholders * Reviewed ethical arguments in engineering decisions * Drafted a commencement speech emphasizing responsible engineering * Emphasized practical implementation of responsible engineering Check out the simulation here: https://lnkd.in/guATfGiw

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I just completed Engineers Without Borders UK's Globally Responsible Engineering on @[Forage](urn:li:organization:68514998). In the simulation I:  * Completed a job simulation involving responsible engineering for Engineers   Without Borders UK  * Planned inclusive co-design sessions for a sensitive project  * Analyzed inmate and staff perspectives to inform design decisions   * Developed effective engagement strategies for diverse stakeholders  * Reviewed ethical arguments in engineering decisions  * Drafted a commencement speech emphasizing responsible engineering  * Emphasized practical implementation of responsible engineering

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