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Hydrogen Hacks
The Hydrogen Hack is an annual event that introduces young people aged 12-18 to hydrogen fuel cell technology by challenging them to build a useful device using a hydrogen fuel cell and programming.
The first event was run in the Summer of 2017 with over 100 participants in ten centres around the UK, building projects over a week and showcasing them to industry experts at a final event held at Ravensbourne College in London.
Only at Arcola could I work on micro power stations, fuel cells, scheduling software, system design tools, discount cards, security management, buses, trucks, and an off-highway vehicle in just five years!
Arcola cares about climate change, wants to make a difference, and puts real progress ahead of claiming credit.
Arcola is a great engineering company that focuses on the engineering side and solving engineering problems.
I enjoy engaging with the team and my work actually has a big impact on the outcome of different projects. It's good to have my hard work appreciated.
Joining the team during these difficult times and working remotely came with a level of trepidation of how effectively I could contribute. The trepidation was soon dispelled as I quickly integrated into the team and felt that my input was really valued and my experience really appreciated.
I’m really excited to be able to play a part and have an impact in the business as it sees this expansion.
