Women in Systems Engineering (WiSE) About Us On this page, we will post women’s stories, telling you how they entered the field, what they do in their career, and why they find their work exciting. The goal of the Women in Systems Engineering page is: To motivate women to consider Systems Engineering as their area of study and career. To showcase the important work performed by women working in the discipline. IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE) the ieee Systems Council has adopted and supports the IEEE WIE pledge: "IEEE WIE pledges to work towards gender-diversified panels at all IEEE meetings, conferences, and events, including our own." IEEE WIE is one of the world’s leaders in changing the face of engineering. Our global network connects nearly 20,000 members in over 100 countries to advance women in technology at all points in their life and career. IEEE WIE members make lifelong friendships, acquire influential mentors, and make a difference for the benefit of humanity. IEEE WIE 2023 WiSE Webinars We are excited to announce the IEEE Systems Council Women in Systems Engineering (WiSE) 2023 webinar series! One of our goals for 2023 was to create educational and networking opportunities for the Systems Council's participants and the systems engineering community. Learn More WiSE Women in the News Annette D. Reilly, a Senior Life Member of IEEE, received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the IEEE Standards Association. She was honored for her contributions to the international standardization of information development and software engineering processes. Learn more about WiSE women making a difference in the news! Learn More WiSE Chair Holly Handley Old Dominion University United States 2 (Eastern U.S.) Email Get involved! If you would like to learn more about Women in Systems Engineering, host an event, or join the WiSE Committee, contact the WiSE Chair. Sign Up Scholarships for WiE Study.com wants to help empower women by helping them reach their education goals. To do that, we're offering several Study.com Student Scholarships for women pursuing college degrees in a number of fields of study. Scholarships Featured WiSE Women The following interviews are from the featured WiSE women of the Systems Council. If you would like to be featured or would like to nominate a person to be featured, please contact the WiSE Chair. Ana María Canto-Esquivel Tecnologico Nacional de Mexico, Instituto Tecnologico de Merida, Industrial Engineering Department Mexico 9 (Latin America) Email Rosa Delgado President IPv6 Council Peru Peru 8 (Africa, Europe, Middle East) Email Chantelle Dubois Canadian Space Agency Canada 7 (Canada) Email Holly Handley Old Dominion University United States 2 (Eastern U.S.) Email Read Interview Read Interview Read Interview Read Interview Humna Hassan Malik Senior Engineer Council for Scientific and Industrial Research South Africa 8 (Africa, Europe, Middle East) Email Ashley Madni Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL/Caltech) United States 6 (Western U.S.) Email Pierangela Samarati Professor Università degli Studi di Milano Italy 8 (Africa, Europe, Middle East) Email Website Sarah Sheard Carnegie Mellon University (Retired) United States 2 (Eastern U.S.) Email Read Interview Read Interview Read Interview Read Interview Kanika Singh American Bureau of Shipping South Korea 10 (Asia and Pacific) Email Somayeh Sojoudi University of California, Berkeley United States 6 (Western U.S.) Email Deborah D. Thompson Lead Engineer – HMI (Human Machine Interface/Interaction) Volvo Group North America United States 3 (Southeastern U.S.) Email Stephanie White Senior Professor Long Island University – Post Campus United States 1 (Northeastern U.S.) Email Read Interview Read Interview Read Interview Read Interview
