Michael UngarCEO of the Industry 4.0 Club

Society of Women Engineers: My College Engineering Success!

24 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief interview, the speaker explains how joining the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) was pivotal to her engineering journey. She highlights the scarcity of women in engineering fields, how SWE provided a supportive community and broadened her professional network across disciplines such as mechanical and chemical engineering, and ultimately led to her securing a position at Trane Technologies. The conversation underscores SWE’s role in personal confidence, networking, and career placement for women engineers.

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While you were at college, you joined— so you were part of a number of engineering groups, including SWE, which is Society of Women Engineers. And so I'm curious, like, how you got connected and how that experience, you know, with women engineers in college kind of really shaped your experience in college and engineering and then even after school.
Yeah, Society of Women Engineers was a huge part in my success of becoming an engineer just because There really isn't a lot of women in this field. And through that, you know, I got to meet a bunch of different engineers that are going through the same thing that I'm going through, whether it's mechanical engineering or chemical engineering. So it really broadened the network. And through SWE is how I found Trane Technologies.