Women in Engineering (WIE) Day – 2nd Edition

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WOMEN IN ENGINEERING — 2ND EDITION
Inspiring Women. Engineering the Future.


SHE DOESN’T WAIT FOR THE FUTURE. SHE ENGINEERS IT.

IEEE SBUB presents the 2nd Edition of Women in Engineering (WIE), a full-day event dedicated to celebrating, inspiring, and empowering women in engineering and technology.

WIE is a global network that creates opportunities for women to rise, lead, innovate, and turn bold ideas into reality. Through inspiring talks, real-world experiences, discussions, and meaningful connections, this event brings together women from different engineering fields to share their journeys and perspectives.

The event features inspiring speakers from Huawei, CDTA, SLB, and the engineering and research community, alongside a panel discussion and Q&A session where students can engage directly with experienced women engineers, researchers, mentors, and advocates.

            

WHAT TO EXPECT:

  • Inspiring conferences and personal journeys
  • Women leaders in engineering and technology
  • Panel discussion & interactive Q&A
  • Projects exhibition
  • Networking and knowledge sharing
  • Real experiences from industry and research

ONE DAY. DIFFERENT JOURNEYS. ONE MESSAGE:
Women don’t just participate in engineering — they shape its future.



  Date and Time

  Location

  Hosts

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  • IGEE ex INELEC
  • Boumerdes, Alger
  • Algeria 35000
  • Building: Block C
  • Room Number: C Hall, Conference Room
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  Speakers

Hadil Diaf of Huawei

Topic:

Behind the Digital World: Engineering the Future of Data Centers

From cloud services to AI and everyday digital platforms, everything depends on powerful infrastructure working behind the scenes. In this session, Hadil Diaf, Data Center Facility Solution Manager at Huawei, takes us behind the digital world to explore how modern data centers are designed, optimized, and built to support our increasingly connected lives.

A journey through engineering, technology, problem-solving, and innovation, while discovering what it means to build the infrastructure of tomorrow.

THE DIGITAL WORLD RUNS ON ENGINEERING.

Biography:

Hadil Diaf is a Data Center Facility Solution Manager at Huawei, working on the design and development of efficient and high-performance data center solutions. Her work contributes to the infrastructure that keeps today's digital world connected and running.

Through her experience in a highly technical field, she represents the growing role of women in engineering and technology and brings valuable industry insights to students and aspiring engineers.

Address:Algeria

Dr. Amel Chenouf of CDTA

Topic:

From Silicon to Innovation: Designing the Future of Microelectronics

What if the smallest components could create the biggest technological impact?

In this session, Dr. Amel Chenouf, Ph.D. in Microelectronics, Permanent Researcher at CDTA, R&D Team Leader, and IC Designer, takes us into the world of microelectronics and integrated circuit design.

Discover how research becomes technology, how ideas become intelligent systems, and how women engineers and researchers are contributing to the technologies shaping our future.

SMALL CHIPS. BIG IDEAS. BIGGER IMPACT.

Biography:

Dr. Amel Chenouf holds a Ph.D. in Microelectronics and is a Permanent Researcher at CDTA, where she also serves as an R&D Team Leader and IC Designer. She is additionally involved in startup coaching, combining her expertise in microelectronics, research, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

Her journey demonstrates how engineering research can translate into technological innovation and real-world impact.

Address:Algeria


Nina Chalah

Topic:

Beyond the Rig: Engineering, Leadership & Finding Your Path

Engineering doesn't follow a single path.

From drilling operations and performance support to sales, mentoring, and science advocacy, Nina Chalah has built a journey across different sides of the engineering world.

In this session, she shares her experience, the challenges she encountered, and the lessons that helped her grow across different roles — showing students that your engineering degree can open more doors than you might expect.

A conversation about career choices, adaptability, leadership, and building your own path in engineering.

ONE DEGREE. MANY POSSIBILITIES. YOUR PATH IS YOURS TO BUILD.

Biography:

Nina Chalah is a Drilling Operations & Performance Support Engineer with experience spanning engineering, sales, mentoring, and science advocacy. She is also involved as a volunteer with Algerian Women in Science, contributing to the visibility and empowerment of women in STEM.

Her multidisciplinary journey reflects the diverse opportunities available to women pursuing careers in engineering and technical fields.





Agenda

Wednesday, April 29, 2026 — IGEE (Ex-INELEC), Boumerdes

09:00 – 09:45 | Conference 1 — Hadil Diaf
Data Center Facility Solution Manager, Huawei

10:00 – 10:45 | Conference 2 — Dr. Amel Chenouf
Ph.D. in Microelectronics | Permanent Researcher, CDTA | R&D Team Leader | IC Designer | Startup Coach

11:00 – 12:00 | Conference 3 — Nina Chalah
Drilling Operations & Performance Support Engineer | Sales Representative | Mentor | Algerian Women in Science Volunteer

12:00 – 13:30 | Lunch Break

13:30 – 15:00 | Panel Discussion & Q&A
Featuring:

  • Meriem Hathat — Engineer | Mentor | Women Advocate at SLB
  • Afaf Bahloul — R&D Engineer at Hannibal | ML Enthusiast | Researcher in Renewable Energy & Smart Grids
  • Loubna Sendjakeddine — Automation & Control Engineering Student | General Secretary, NEWVISION CLUB | Graphic & Web Designer

15:30 | Closing Ceremony & Coffee Break

All Day | Projects Exhibition — Block C Hall



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