In this inspiring episode of Diverse, Enanga Daisy Fâlé, senior systems engineering manager at Northrop Grumman, delves into her dynamic career in aerospace and what led to her leadership role in systems engineering.
The conversation also highlights groundbreaking innovations in aerospace technology, the role of AI and simulation, and the critical need for systems thinking. Enanga also reflects on her impactful contributions to the Society of Women Engineers, offering insights on work-life balance and mentorship.
The episode concludes with her empowering advice for women aspiring to excel in aerospace! Listen to it here: https://bit.ly/3CooSxA
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We're continuing our celebration of SWE's 75th Anniversary with a new video from our "Voices of SWE" series. In this video, SWENext member Cydney F. shares how SWE has helped her prepare for her future.
Head over to our special 75th Anniversary website for more: https://swe.org/75th/
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Two sisters earned degrees in electrical engineering — but from there, their careers diverged into different paths.
Jeanne Trinko Mechler, Fellow at Marvell, followed the technical track, and Donna Trinko Majcen, Vice President and General Manager of the Global Services Portfolio at Keysight Technologies, pursued the management track.
In conversation with FY25 SWE President Karen Roth, Jeanne and Donna share insights from their 65+ years of combined experience to help women engineers maximize their careers, take calculated risks, and decide whether to pursue a technical or management path in STEM.
Listen to the episode here: https://bit.ly/40r04gG
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Emma Quentin, Vice President of Urology Critical Care and Surgery at BD, shares her inspiring journey from chemical engineer to global health care leader in this episode of Diverse, sponsored by Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD).
In conversation with Larry Guthrie, Director of Content Strategy at SWE, Emma discusses the role curiosity plays in both engineering and leadership and the pivotal moments when others believed in her potential before she did.
Hear how to overcome “superwoman syndrome,” why leaders must prioritize the mental health of their teams, and advice for embracing imperfection and growth throughout your STEM career here: https://bit.ly/4fUsDZB
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Join us in celebrating 75 remarkable years of SWE, a journey from humble beginnings to a global organization of gender equity and diversity! 🎉 Throughout 2025, dive into SWE's history and enjoy the special events and inspiring stories we've prepared for you.
In the first video of our "Voices of SWE" series, you'll hear from SWE Past President (1988–1989) Suzanne Jenniches as she discusses a lifetime of achievements and making a difference.
Head over to our special 75th Anniversary website for more: https://swe.org/75th/
Here's to another 75 amazing years of growth and advancement! #SWE75
Trevor George, co-lead of the SWE HeForSWE Affinity Group, and Luke Ciccone, collegiate engagement chair, offer actionable advice for men looking to support women in STEM in this episode of Diverse.
In conversation with Ashley Wynne, co-lead of the HeForSWE AG, Trevor and Luke share their personal stories of allyship in engineering, including real-life examples of what allyship can look like in the workplace.
Listen to the full episode here or on your favorite podcast platform: https://bit.ly/4fIYLz1
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In 2020, longtime SWE member Eileen Vélez-Vega made history as the first woman to be appointed Secretary and CEO of the Puerto Rico Department of Transportation and Public Works.
In this new episode of Diverse, recorded live at WE24, she reflects on her inspiring STEM journey and the unique pivots along the way: from being the first engineer in her family, to interning at NASA and Walt Disney World, to building a successful engineering career and ultimately leading a state government agency.
Interviewed by Larry Guthrie, director of content strategy at SWE, Eileen wraps up her term as Secretary and discusses the power of perseverance, the role SWE has played in her career, and how being a Latina in engineering has served as a superpower.
Listen to the full episode here: https://bit.ly/4gJiOhR
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In this episode of Diverse: a SWE podcast, Megan Casey, mechanical engineer and engineering manager, reflects on how to navigate returning to work as a postpartum engineer in conversation with FY25 SWE President Karen Roth.
Drawing from her personal experiences, Casey shares the challenges of transitioning back to the workplace after two pregnancies: one that was medically complicated and another with twins.
Listen to the episode to hear the strengths she gained during the postpartum period, self-advocacy strategies that engineers can use when returning to work, and actionable ways that leaders can foster an inclusive environment for birthing parents in STEM: https://bit.ly/4fj12Rv
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Dr. Teenie Matlock, Professor Emerita of cognitive science at the University of California, Merced and active member of the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation, joins us in this new episode of Diverse: https://bit.ly/4gcytGn
Interviewed by Laurie Shuster, editor-in-chief of SWE Magazine, Dr. Matlock shares how her heritage shaped her, the challenges and opportunities Indigenous women face in STEM, the importance of fostering inclusive environments, and her vision for increased representation in leadership.
Plus, learn how to get involved with Advancing Indigenous Peoples in STEM (AISES), one of SWE’s joint member partner organizations.
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If you missed our “Ask Me Anything” with Jayshree Seth live this morning, don’t worry, you can catch it here!
Head over to the sweSwag store to purchase her books and be sure to follow her on LinkedIn for more wonderful insights.
Kelli Easterly, Executive Director of STEM at Chicago Public Schools and Eleonora Chakraborty, President of the SWE Chicago Regional Section, share their unique STEM outreach partnership in this episode of Diverse: a SWE podcast recorded live at WE24: https://bit.ly/4fYGMWv
Hear the story of how this partnership began, creative ways to engage future engineering leaders, advice for SWE sections who want to partner with school districts to make a difference in their communities, and more.
Come back after you finish listening and share your thoughts with us below!
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