Matthew Benjamin

Dedicated and motivated T-Level Engineering student with a solid foundation in design and technical application. Proven history of reliability and excellence, demonstrated through consistent school attendance and completion of challenging technical projects. Eager to leverage firsthand engineering experience and a strong work ethic to contribute to a professional engineering environment.

I will be continuing my education at the University of Kent in September 2026 doing my bachelor's degree in electronic and electrical engineering.

Electrical Apprentice at Flambeau EuroPlast Ltd

• Gained technical understanding of injection moulding processes and industrial machinery maintenance, contributing to team efficiency.
• PAT Testing
• Machine servicing and operation; injection plastic moulding machines, water coolers and filters, and air pressure hopper system.
• Participated in departmental meetings to track project progress and troubleshoot engineering challenges.

Front of House Assistant at Royal British Legion

• Delivered high-quality customer service in a fast-paced kitchen environment, including taking orders and coordinating table setup.
• Maintained a positive and professional demeanour, resulting in consistent customer praise and positive feedback.
• Developed strong communication skills by interacting with a diverse range of customers and team members.

Student Engineer at University of Kent

• Collaborated with the University Engineering Department to apply classroom theory to real-world engineering challenges.
• Successfully designed and constructed a working scale model, demonstrating precision and technical ability.
• Showcased high levels of discipline and punctuality by independently managing a complex daily commute across multiple transit links.

T-Level Technical Qualification Level 3 in Building, Services, Engineering for Construction – EKC Canterbury

GCSE in English, Maths, Combined Science, Geography – Charles Dickens School

BTEC in Engineering Design, Business Studies, Sport – Charles Dickens School