The Professional Development Surgery will provide an overview of both the Professional Registration process (Eng Tech, IEng and CEng) and the INCOSE Professional Certification process (ASEP, CSEP, ESEP). If you’re thinking of applying for either route then come along to find out more and get some useful tips on your application and insights from qualified assessors. If you already hold one or both qualifications and are interested in becoming an Advisor or Assessor then please also come along as we will be covering what these roles entail as well.

Throughout this year, the Early Careers Forum (ECF) have been hosting a series of virtual lunchtime sessions under the umbrella phrase “Systems Engineer in a Year” (SEiaY). In these sessions, we have discussed various Systems Engineering techniques and specialisms such as requirements engineering, systems thinking and much more. It has been a great learning opportunity to go back to the foundational elements that make up the SE discipline. There was also the opportunity to explore SE within the rail domain, accomplished through our summer event which was hosted by the Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education (BCRRE). 

For the second year running, we are holding the Annual ECF Workshop at ASEC! Expect interactive activities as we wrap up the finale of SEiaY (no prior attendance required!) and make the most of the opportunity to experience aspects of the wider conference as ECF members!

More details to be released in the coming weeks.

Throughout this year, the Early Careers Forum (ECF) have been hosting a series of virtual lunchtime sessions under the umbrella phrase “Systems Engineer in a Year” (SEiaY). In these sessions, we have discussed various Systems Engineering techniques and specialisms such as requirements engineering, systems thinking and much more. It has been a great learning opportunity to go back to the foundational elements that make up the SE discipline. There was also the opportunity to explore SE within the rail domain, accomplished through our summer event which was hosted by the Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education (BCRRE). 

For the second year running, we are holding the Annual ECF Workshop at ASEC! Expect interactive activities as we wrap up the finale of SEiaY (no prior attendance required!) and make the most of the opportunity to experience aspects of the wider conference as ECF members!

More details to be released in the coming weeks.

The INCOSE UKAB recognise the challenge of retaining the skills and knowledge of systems engineering professionals during the current cost of living crisis.  The purpose of this session is to share experiences of the typical competencies and responsibilities needed to advance in seniority and pay across UKAB member organisations, and other delegates are welcome to attend, observe and contribute their views when invited..

This session is for the volunteers who run the INCOSE UK Groups to meet with each other, the President-Elect and the Secretariat.