Celine Lauchlan

"I am a graduate, working as a Project Coordinator.I am a coach, developer and quality controller, which I definitely agree with, as I aim to drive people to succeed by aiding them wherever I can. I also enjoy developing new ways to improve processes (an increasingly important part of my role) and I aim for quality, not quantity.Lastly, I am a diversity ambassador, and strive to ensure there are equal rights and opportunities in the workplace, and that it is a safe place for everyone!"

"I coordinate different projects, working with various different teams (internal and external) to deliver successful projects. There are so many aspects of the job that I love, including the social side (working alongside a great team) and the more analytical side (being challenged with different problems and finding a solution)."

"When I finished university I started an 8 week internship, in which time I graduated with my BSc in Chemistry. Towards the end of my internship I was offered a 6 month contract, as my line manager wanted me to continue working on my current project, and the rest is history!"

"I am a big fan of video games, and spend a lot of my time playing on my Nintendo Switch! I am also teaching myself to play the violin, although I think I'll need to get a professional to teach me soon. As well as this I make a lot of time for my family and friends, both after work and at the weekends. Finally, I attend the gym 3-4 times a week, go to parkrun every Saturday morning and go for a run whenever else I can, as I want to be able to run a marathon one day. Spending time on yourself is so important, as your mental and physical health are both interlinked, and very high in my list of priorities."

"My day involves a lot of meetings (online and face-to-face) and emails, tracking project progress and speaking to third party companies about other project work. The main projects I work on are transformational, improving current processes creating processes to make life easier for other teams within the company."

"Secondary education - 13 GCSE A*-C. College - A-levels in Maths, Chemistry and Ancient History. Undergraduate degree - BSc in Chemistry 2:2."