For the latest episode of Engineering Angles, we caught up with Sameh Hodni, Tractebel's Competence Manager for Railway Engineering with Infrastructures Europe.
In this podcast, we discover how following your passion and convictions can lead to fulfillment - while improving the environment and people’s lives. Sameh tells us how his desire to provide better solutions to clients, combined with his environmental convictions, led him to where he is today. He talks about how he helps address climate change through his role at Tractebel, advising authorities to make better policies, and the satisfaction that stems from improving the environment – both natural and urban – and residents' wellbeing at the same time.
“Advising public authorities who are the decision makers for the future of the people, and having the power to improve citizens' lives through sustainable and comfortable transportation, provides true satisfaction in our daily work environment.” - Sameh Hodni
Discover how Sameh’s role as Tractebel's Competence Manager for Railway Engineering with Infrastructures Europe allows him to feed his passion for sustainability, the environment and people, through more livable cities.
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Engineering Angles - Episode 3
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