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Engineering the Future Workforce by Siemens explores emerging and best practices that are empowering the next generation of engineering talent. The podcast series showcases conversations with leading voices from academia and industry who are committed to improving learners’ digital skillset and mindset to accelerate innovation.
Essential Skills for the Next Generation of Engineers with Jacqueline El-Sayed, CEO of SAE International
Engineering the Future Workforce
36 minutes
9 months ago
Essential Skills for the Next Generation of Engineers with Jacqueline El-Sayed, CEO of SAE International
Engineering education is undergoing a transformation. As technology advances and industries evolve, how do we ensure future engineers are equipped with the right skills? On this episode, we’re joined by Jacqueline El-Sayed, Chief Executive Officer of SAE International. With an extensive background spanning industry, academia and professional societies, she shares insights into the evolving landscape of engineering education, the role of professional organizations and the critical skills engineers need for the future.
Key Takeaways:
(02:11) Jacqueline’s experience in industry, academia and nonprofits.
(05:44) Digital transformation is reshaping engineering and industry.
(06:49) Global connectivity impacts student learning and identity.
(09:33) Experiential learning bridges academia and industry.
(16:19) Ethics and human judgment remain vital in AI advancements.
(18:57) Funding initiatives expand opportunities for minority-serving institutions.
(19:58) Postdoctoral fellowships develop future engineering leaders.
(23:32) Credentialing ensures education meets industry standards.
(31:38) AI personalizes and accelerates online learning.
(34:31) Embracing confidence and ignoring self-doubt.
Resources Mentioned:
Jacqueline El-Sayed -
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelineelsayed/
SAE International | LinkedIn -
https://www.linkedin.com/company/sae-international/
SAE International | Website -
https://www.sae.org
ASEE Workforce Summit -
https://workforcesummit.asee.org
ABET Accreditation -
https://www.abet.org
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Engineering the Future Workforce
Engineering the Future Workforce by Siemens explores emerging and best practices that are empowering the next generation of engineering talent. The podcast series showcases conversations with leading voices from academia and industry who are committed to improving learners’ digital skillset and mindset to accelerate innovation.
