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Sebastian Janssens
Graduate Engineer
Sebastian joined FairHeat's Graduate Scheme in 2022 as a Graduate Engineer. He chose FairHeat as his first job as he wanted to work for a company that could truly impact the decarbonisation efforts in the UK, and recognised FairHeat as the country's leading heat network engineering specialists.
Sebastian graduated from University College London (UCL) in 2022 with a Master's degree in Chemical Engineering. During his academic tenure, Sebastian excelled in Thermodynamics and was the highest-achieving student in the subject. Furthermore, Sebastian's research work on a ground breaking method to enhance PEM fuel cell performance via humidity cycling received high praise.
“I am tremendously excited to be working for FairHeat. The necessity to decarbonise is becoming ever clearer, but I think the role that heat networks can play in that isn’t being paid enough attention. To begin my career working in such a pivotal field- and with the UK’s largest collection of heat network engineers- is very exciting and just as fulfilling.”
Sebastian Janssens
Graduate Engineer
Sebastian joined FairHeat's Graduate Scheme in 2022 as a Graduate Engineer. He chose FairHeat as his first job as he wanted to work for a company that could truly impact the decarbonisation efforts in the UK, and recognised FairHeat as the country's leading heat network engineering specialists.
Sebastian graduated from University College London (UCL) in 2022 with a Master's degree in Chemical Engineering. During his academic tenure, Sebastian excelled in Thermodynamics and was the highest-achieving student in the subject. Furthermore, Sebastian's research work on a ground breaking method to enhance PEM fuel cell performance via humidity cycling received high praise.
“I am tremendously excited to be working for FairHeat. The necessity to decarbonise is becoming ever clearer, but I think the role that heat networks can play in that isn’t being paid enough attention. To begin my career working in such a pivotal field- and with the UK’s largest collection of heat network engineers- is very exciting and just as fulfilling.”