Hello everyone,
I’m pleased to join the EngX community and to start engaging in discussions here.
My background is in digital technology, cloud and data systems, alongside experience working in regulated, safety-critical environments, including rail and public-sector operations. Working across both digital systems and physical infrastructure has reinforced how critical reliability, safety, and clear standards are when technology moves from theory into real-world use.
I’ve been reflecting on how digital transformation, data, and systems thinking can better support large-scale infrastructure such as rail — particularly around system resilience, operational visibility, and risk reduction.
I’m keen to learn from practitioners with hands-on experience in rail, power, and infrastructure engineering, and to contribute where digital perspectives may add value.
For those working in infrastructure or rail systems:
- What lessons have you learned when integrating digital technologies into long-life, safety-critical assets?
- What advice would you give professionals aiming to bridge digital technology and traditional engineering disciplines effectively?
I look forward to learning from the community and contributing to future discussions.
Kind regards,
Mayor
