


After completing 4+ years of school, you’d think that engineers would have all of the tools they need to thrive in their career right away.
Unfortunately, that’s not always the case and, according to Mary Rado and Andrew Stucky (Sr. Engineering Managers at Nacelle), building a...
After completing 4+ years of school, you’d think that engineers would have all of the tools they need to thrive in their career right away.
Unfortunately, that’s not always the case and, according to Mary Rado and Andrew Stucky (Sr. Engineering Managers at Nacelle), building a successful engineering career involves constant learning, listening, and soft skill-building.
Mary and Andrew will be joining us to share their experiences climbing the engineering ladder and some of the lessons they wish they knew earlier on in their careers. They’ll also unveil the key skills it takes to build a successful career in engineering. More specifically they’ll talk about:
An experienced technology leader with more than 20 years in software development, Mary has led many cutting edge teams which leveraged open source solutions, created reusable frameworks and components for software products, and led initiatives to adopt modern architectures.
Her career journey began as a developer/architect and evolved to leading and managing highly talented engineers. Her values and leadership experience are why large national firms have trusted her to set development standards and participate in or chair architecture steering committees.
How do I make more solid connections?
How can you remember and apply the skills you learned in college to a software engineering job?
What do you enjoy about the tech stack and various projects at Nacelle compared to other companies you've worked for?
How can one start journey as a developer ?
How to keep your passion alive
How to start and build a career as a mechanical building services engineer
How to make myself a relevant employable graduate engineer in this full occupied Industry
What advice do you have for aspiring engineers enrolled in high school?
What is the fastest way to improve your soft skills as a fresh engineering graduate?
How did you make the transition from developer to manager?
Any help for a Junior who wants to move after one year to become better than they currently are?
What advice you would like to give to students currently pursuing engineering?
Do you have any suggestions or tips for neurodiverse women entering and navigating the tech world?
Would you recommend starting a business selling digital products?
How to continue your engineering career after layoff or downsizing having 15+ years experience?
How to create your brand in your Engineering career?
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