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What happens when engineering becomes more than just a career—and turns into impact?

In this episode, Kara Branch sits down with Tai Prince, engineer, leader, and STEM advocate, to talk about how engineering skills can be used far beyond technical work to create real change in communities, organizations, and future generations.

Through this “Day in the Life” conversation, Tai shares how problem-solving, leadership, communication, and service all play a role in her journey as an engineer. From navigating engineering spaces as a Black woman to pouring back into the next generation through mentorship and advocacy, Tai reminds us that STEM is not just about what you build—it’s about who you impact.

This episode is a powerful reminder that engineering can open doors to leadership, influence, and purpose-driven work that extends far beyond the workplace.

🎧 Tune in for a real conversation about engineering, leadership, community impact, and using your skills to create change.

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