Nadia Angulo, Continuous Improvement Manager at Vertiv, used to aspire to become a doctor. Her books, play kit, and more filled her time and dreams with goals of helping others. In her own words, "I was always a girl who

International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) is a special day during which women engineers celebrate their achievements! June 23rd marks International Women in Engineering Day. Did you know that since 1982, women have earned almost 10 million more college degrees than

A inspiration story, Karina Gallegos is an engineer dedicated to the design of CNC programs at Gulfstream Aerospace in Mexicali, Baja California in Mexico. She sat down with the AWE team to talk to us about her path in the

The Advancing Women Engineers program had the opportunity to present at Industrial Transformation Mexico, a Hannover Messe event. The objective was to continue supporting the increase of diversity and involvement of women in the fields of STEM, specifically engineering careers.

The return to school may look a bit different across the globe this autumn – whether it’s the physical environment through implementing remote learning, or curriculum adjustments made to accommodate social distancing. The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization

There is a mountain of myths surrounding the engineering profession – particularly the role of women within the industry. The stereotypical engineer is commonly depicted as either a burly man in oily overall or a reclusive, introverted computer programmer. In reality,

The German Federal Employment Agency reported around 240,000 vacant training positions at the start of the 2019 academic year – the highest number in the past ten years. This figure becomes problematic for industrial companies when compared with the number

item Mexico represented the item brand in the manufacturing world's 'new normal.' COVID-19 has brought many changes to the manufacturing industry, and learning how to adapt has become an everyday issue. Currently, companies are accelerating the execution of projects to adapt

"Sydney Floryanzia Finds Growth in Failure" was written by Alyssa Febres, Business Development Associate for DO Supply, Inc. As an African American woman in chemical engineering, Sydney Floryanzia knows a great deal about struggle. However, whatever challenges her distinction may afford,

Studies show that Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) are industries which are primarily dominated by men. Statistics from 2017 found that only 23 percent of the STEM workforce was female. In 2019, however, some of the biggest names and influential figures