Sam Billetdeaux shares her inspiring journey in the tech industry, highlighting the unique challenges and successes she has faced as a woman in electrical engineering. With only 13% to 15% of undergraduate electrical engineers being women, she discusses the importance of finding a supportive company culture, which she found at Milwaukee Tool. Sam reflects on her experiences balancing work and motherhood, emphasizing that her ability to adapt and redefine her normal has been a key to her success. She also underscores the excitement of tackling new challenges in tech and the satisfaction that comes from solving complex problems.
Takeaways:
- Sam highlights the importance of supportive company culture for women in tech.
- Reflecting on personal growth is essential for recognizing accomplishments in one’s career journey.
- Women in electrical engineering face unique challenges but can drive innovation through their perspectives.
- Balancing work and motherhood can be challenging, yet it’s a significant success for women professionals.
- Leadership roles in tech allow individuals to coach and support their teams through challenges.
- Constant challenges in tech keep the work engaging and foster continuous learning and development.
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