As a recently graduated chemical engineer and current Ph.D. student, I recognize just how scary the journey can be, especially for students from underrepresented minority groups. I started this podcast to remove some of the mystery and to share my experience with the field thus far. I'll be sharing consistent episodes explaining the paths you can take with an engineering degree, giving advice on how to avoid mistakes I've made, and interviewing engineers from various fields that have been influential in my life! Tune in for valuable insights and advice on navigating the engineering industry.
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As a recently graduated chemical engineer and current Ph.D. student, I recognize just how scary the journey can be, especially for students from underrepresented minority groups. I started this podcast to remove some of the mystery and to share my experience with the field thus far. I'll be sharing consistent episodes explaining the paths you can take with an engineering degree, giving advice on how to avoid mistakes I've made, and interviewing engineers from various fields that have been influential in my life! Tune in for valuable insights and advice on navigating the engineering industry.
In this episode, I share advice for if engineering is NOT a great career choice for you!
An Engineer's Journey
As a recently graduated chemical engineer and current Ph.D. student, I recognize just how scary the journey can be, especially for students from underrepresented minority groups. I started this podcast to remove some of the mystery and to share my experience with the field thus far. I'll be sharing consistent episodes explaining the paths you can take with an engineering degree, giving advice on how to avoid mistakes I've made, and interviewing engineers from various fields that have been influential in my life! Tune in for valuable insights and advice on navigating the engineering industry.
