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Donna Stace
Maintenance Supervisor and Diversity Pathways Project Lead
Donna Stace is proof that you don’t have to go to university to kickstart an awesome career in STEM.
Cheena Yadav
University of Newcastle student ambassador
Cheena is studying a Bachelor of Computer Systems Engineering at the University of Newcastle while helping future students decide on which path is right for them.
Laura Clemente
Materials engineer
We spoke to Filipina engineer Laura Clemente about her work, her challenges and her words of advice
Jessie Robieson
Learning innovation specialist, Te Papa
As the Learning Innovation Specialist at Te Papa, Jessie works with schools to empower educators when delivering the digital technologies curriculum.
Kay Myers
Shipbuilding expert
Kay Myers is currently working for Serco as the construction and commissioning manager on Australia’s new icebreaker vessel.
Katrina Lo Sourdo
Robotics engineer
Katrina Lo Surdo studied electrical and computer engineering before landing her dream job at the cutting edge of robotics.
Kelsie Clarke
Engineers Without Borders Director
Systems engineer and Engineers Without Borders Australia non-executive director Kelsie Clarke wants the world to know that engineering is for everyone.
Tom Fahy
Decision scientist, DST
Although formally trained as an engineer, Thomas landed a pretty unique gig in Defence
Daniel Butler
Hydrodynamicist, DST
Daniel Butler took his childhood love of Lego, aeroplane models and puzzles and turned it into a career.
Monique Hollick
Space Systems Engineer, DST
Monique and her team design daily mission plans, check the health and performance of satellites and conduct maintenance on ground stations.
Alex Rassau
Associate Dean, School of Engineering, Edith Cowan University (ECU)
Alex Rassau leads PhD students in ground-breaking research to create the next generation of robots.
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