Senior Project Engineer Monika Paulsen has been featured in Stavanger Aftenblad, one of Norway’s leading newspapers, in a detailed article examining how Aberdeen is navigating a period of significant change in the energy industry.
In the feature, Monika reflects on her move from Stavanger to Aberdeen to pursue a career in oil and gas, and she shares her perspective on how the city is adapting as traditional roles decline and new sectors begin to grow. Her contribution adds a personal and grounded voice to a wider discussion taking place across both sides of the North Sea.
Monika plays a key role within Safehouse Habitats, supporting projects that require thoughtful engineering, collaboration and strong understanding of the environments we operate in. Her appearance in the article highlights not only her individual journey, but also the experiences of many who have built their careers in the energy sector during a time of transition.
We are proud to see Monika represent both Aberdeen and Safehouse in this conversation, and we appreciate her willingness to share her story publicly.
