Women in Engineering Interview Series – Karen W.
In today’s interview I’m introducing you to my former colleague, Karen. She’s currently a Water Management Supervisor for Permian basin, but she has worked many roles over the years, including most recently working as Staff Completions Engineer before moving to her...
Women in Engineering Interview Series – Dr. Ashie B.
Recently, I was lucky enough to connect with Ashie through my blog. Getting to connect to like-minded people who I never would have met otherwise, like Ashie, is one of the reasons I love blogging so much. Dr. Ashie is a PhD Engineer who has had a career spanning from...
Stay-at-Home Mom vs. Engineer
Lately, I’ve been feeling overwhelmed as a stay-at-home mom and wondering if I’d be happier as a working mom. I know it’s a grass is always greener situation, because when I was working I wondered if I’d be happier as a stay-at-home mom. One of the reasons I’ve been...
My last day as a working mom
Is working from home as an engineer possible with two kids under three years old? I’ve recently decided no – it’s not really possible for me without a nanny or someone to help out with the kids at home. If I’m the sole care provider to my...
Welcome to the oil and gas industry
I started my second job, moving from the semiconductor manufacturing industry to the upstream oil and gas industry, in a time when the energy industry was booming. It is a cyclical industry with boom and bust cycles. There was a gap in the workforce due to the bust...Why I left my first job after just 7 months
I was excited and enthusiastic about starting my first job after college graduation. It was my first full-time job, and I was working for a well-known and highly respected semiconductor manufacturing plant in my hometown. My now-husband was also hired by the same...Welcome
Hi, I’m Emily. I’m an engineer, mom, and wife. I encourage kids to love STEAM and motivate women to find personal happiness in their career and motherhood journeys.
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