"Catalysts of Change: Women Redefining Engineering"
"Catalysts of Change: Women Redefining Engineering"
The journey from student life to professional life is marked by continuous professional development. It involves not only gaining academic knowledge but also acquiring practical skills, building real-world experience, and developing essential soft skills such as communication, leadership, and adaptability. Transitioning into the professional world also means learning how to navigate challenges, take initiative, and grow through both success and failure.
During the IEEE Women in Engineering Day celebration, the speaker shared an inspiring journey from being a student to becoming a successful professional, spoke about the importance of perseverance, self-belief, and the value of having mentors who offer guidance and encouragement. The speaker emphasized that professional development is not just about technical growth, but also about building confidence, overcoming barriers, and continuously striving for excellence. Her story highlighted how individuals from all backgrounds can thrive in engineering and technology by staying committed to their goals, supporting one another, and embracing their potential in any environment.
- Real-life challenges faced by women in cyberspace and others job enviornment.
- Building safe and inclusive digital communities
- Career paths and opportunities in the cybersecurity domain
- Bridging the gender gap in secure tech industries
- Empowerment through shared knowledge and lived experiences
- Professional inspiration from established women in tech
- Visibility and outreach of IEEE WIE UAP AG across campuses
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Speakers
Aliya Shafquat of TETON Private Ltd, Tahoe Private Limited
"Catalysts of Change: Women Redefining Engineering"
Biography:
Aliya Shafquat is one of the Founders and Director & VP of Silicon, TETON Private Ltd. Aliya is the co-founder and CEO of Tahoe Private Limited. Tahoe is the first and only dedicated VLSI institute in Bangladesh with a goal to generate enough trained VLSI engineers, thereby transforming the VLSI sector into a multi-million dollar industry.
She did her Bachelors from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology which paved the way for her love of technology and innovation. After completing her MS in Electrical Engineering from Virginia Tech, focusing on VLSI she joined Intel and worked 18 years on Design and Validation on complex multiprocessors. She is the Director of Azmat Group of industries and is currently serving as the President of Educational Charitable and Humanitarian Organization, a USA based non-profit organization. Her passion is to serve the underprivileged in any form and capacity.
Address:USA, , Dhaka, Bangladesh
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