Today, we feature Adriana Tarazona. She studies Data Science at IE in Spain.  We discuss what it's like studying data science, what skills are essential in the field, and her ventures with projects/entrepreneurship.

For this first episode of GenZinsights, we are joined by a computer science student(Subhangini Sarathy) who has been involved in various projects in the field . She studies at KIIT in India and is working on her own project linking computer science and financing. We dive into what studying computer science is all about, how to get experience further than theory and advice to get support in the field. 

On today’s episode, we find out all about the future of energy and the energy transition. We speak with Elena Morettini, Head of Sustainable Development at Globant. We cover some of the most relevant questions you may have about energy and what it entails to have an energy transition. We also dive into why an energy transition is necessary in the world.

What is conservation technology, and why might this be your perfect career?
It is a green career incorporating AI, sensors, tech, the environment, and more. We are joined by Esther Githinji and Alex Rood from WILDLABS.  We go over what conservation technology is, how to get started in the field, and why it is an innovative sector.

In this episode, we discuss one of the biggest problems for WiSTEM that is not talked about enough. 

We speak with Anastasia Kraft, the founder of Xena Workwear for Women about PPE and her journey. 

We discussed the need for safe personal protective equipment (PPE) for WiSTEM and her steps from encountering the problem to releasing her first shoe. 

We also go into sustainability in the production of products as well as her work with Feeding Mouths Filling Minds (FMFM)

Do you want to uplift your career? Do you want to get internships or a job? Or do you want to find your direction in life? Today we address topics that can help with all three!

We discuss all about finding your ‘WHY’ in life and in your career, skills that can be gained that are applicable to the engineering world, and the importance of personal branding in STEM, among other topics.

We are joined by Wing Yan Man who has a background in civil/water engineering and management. She amassed internships at Toyota and Deltares. After graduating from her master's, she joined IBM and quickly rose through the corporate ladder before realizing this path was not aligned with her. She then went on to found two companies aiding others dealing with burnout and relevant topics.

Get insights from Wing’s career journey and help bring more meaning to yours by tuning in today.

Join us as we delve into the world of mechanical engineering and activism with Alexandra Mulder Gonzalez. She is a mechanical engineering student at Utwente and a passionate activist who was elected the most active student of the year at UT in 2023.

From optimizing systems to considering the impact of projects in the community, we dive deeper into the world of mechanical engineering and creating impact. Alexandra's journey doesn't stop at academia; we also look into her activism journey. We provide insights from her experiences in Chile to her activism in the Netherlands. Through her involvement in initiatives like Amnesty UT, Alexandra inspires others to find their own voice in advocating for social justice.

Tune in to discover what mechanical engineering is and how its processes intersect with creating change through activism. This episode marks the final episode of our series, "Studying Engineering as a Women NL edition. So, enjoy!

Today’s episode is about intersectionality and the origins of Ambitious Women at UT! This is a collaboration with Ambitious Women at UT.  Learn about the cool journey behind the creation of Ambitious Women at UT.  

Find out about the books that have changed how these individuals think about the world. 

Join us in a conversation on intersectionality and societal structure. 

Today’s episode is all about International Women’s Day (IWD)! This is a collaboration with Ambitious Women at UT. Get to know the origins of IWD, why it is celebrated, the theme for 2024 and so much more. 

Do you want to have an impact on your community?or/and Do you wonder what chemical engineering is truly about? This episode is for you! Today, we talk with Lara who studies chemical engineering at Cornell. Lara Capellino has an impact on her community with the organizations she partakes in. Such as rising leaders where she has gone to Capitol Hill to advocate for Tourettes as well as being in Society of Women Engineers. If you want to know how to get more involved during your studies or the realities of engineering, this is the episode for you!