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Half the year, she lives and works on a 100-meter offshore vessel tracking underwater bombs, creating nautical charts, and building islands. When the work ends and all the men onboard go home to dry land, she moves to her floating home—a 12.5-meter sailboat—on which she and her husband sail the world. Last year, Emeline Veit spent only 10 days on dry land. She wouldn’t have it any other way.
Read MoreRendela Wenzel is a female engineer and a reliability star in a global arena. A global consultant engineer for pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly & Company, Wenzel works with a variety of pharmaceutical-grade equipment, including bulk pharma pumps, tanks, agitators, vacuum dryers, chromatography columns, vacuum units, and buffer systems.
Read MoreThe Siemens program, Introduce a Girl to Engineering, offered to girls from fifth to twelfth grades, begins with a 30-minute interactive presentation that demonstrates the versatility and creativity of the engineering profession. This is where the girls are shown how things such as cheesecake, perfume, and stuffed animals require engineers to manufacture them.
Read MoreWorking as a water engineering director and as a centrifugal pump design and performance engineer helps Elena Rodríguez expand her knowledge-base every day. Here we hear how her varied experience has helped her to tackle complex water projects worldwide.
Read MoreGina Kittle, a successful female engineer, drives processes and programs for her company and for the Society of Maintenance and Reliability Professionals (SMRP).
Read MoreMacko uses her curiosity and mechanical gifts every day with Geiger. As the team leader of the packaged-systems group, she does everything from taking customer calls to troubleshooting problems and testing equipment under construction. She also works with the quality-assurance program and spearheaded the company’s successful effort to achieve ISO9001 certification.
Read MoreSolving problems for his customers is what sets Jody Millsap apart from the pack. “I love to investigate a problem and find a solution,” the 50-year-old president and owner of Water Solutions Engineering said. “This is what I really enjoy. This is one reason why I like to do consulting in addition to our regular work. The customer I started consulting with in 2012 had a 15-year-old problem. It was water related and we were able to solve it. This is what I really love to do—go in and help a customer solve an issue—to show what the problem was and show how we solved it. The gratification of doing that means the world to me.”
Read MoreWhen it comes to working with customers to solve lubrication and engineering problems, Adam McMurtrey relies on a lifetime of experience that goes all the way back to his childhood. For ExxonMobil’s Mobil Serv program, he works closely with industries ranging from lead mines to chicken rendering plants—always with energy efficient lubrication best practices at the forefront of every solution.
Read MoreAutomation and a focus on reliable processes are at the core of a craft beer business that grew from a hobby to a full-time pursuit in less than 10 years for Jason Roeper of Rivertown Brewery & Barrel House. Read about the craft beer manufacturing process and discover how craft beer is made with the help of automation, fermentation, separation technology, and efficient equipment.
Read MoreIt’s exciting when valves and other equipment communicate with people—sending complex data through the air to predict maintenance, prevent failure through predictive analytics, and enhance performance. But the future of the IIoT involves an even more sophisticated evolution where devices communicate with each other to solve problems and even make decisions. The 4th industrial revolution will make history with the emergence of so-called “cyber-physical systems,” which enable the evolution of artificial intelligence.
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