While many engineering jobs have traditionally been dominated by men, the tide has turned in recent years with more and more women now stamping their mark and making a difference in industry. But there’s still work to be done.

In this episode of The Process Automation Podcast, host Fran Scott is joined by Marie Helene Westholm-Knebel, Sustainability Manager at ABB Process Automation, and Christine Skaramaga, Senior Environmental Engineer at leading resource management company Veolia to discuss their own experiences and thoughts on women in engineering.

The Process Automation Podcast is a Fresh Air production.

While many engineering jobs have traditionally been dominated by men, the tide has turned in recent years with more and more women now stamping their mark and making a difference in industry. But there’s still work to be done.
In this episode of The Process Automation Podcast, host Fran Scott is joined by Marie Helene Westholm-Knebel, Sustainability Manager at ABB Process Automation, and Christine Skaramaga, Senior Environmental Engineer at leading resource management company Veolia to discuss their own experiences and thoughts on women in engineering.
The Process Automation Podcast is a Fresh Air production.

What will the world’s most essential industries look like tomorrow? From energy and water to materials and transportation, how can technology help industries outrun – leaner and cleaner?  

Join scientist and host Fran Scott as she speaks with leading industry experts to uncover how automation, electrification and digitalization enable some of the largest and most complex industrial operations on the planet – and asks what will  future of industry really look like? 

Listen or watch Industry Optimized; a podcast from ABB’s Automation business area.

You can also watch Industry Optimized on YouTube here.

What will the world&rsquo;s most essential industries look like tomorrow? From energy and water to materials and transportation, how can technology help industries outrun &ndash; leaner and cleaner?&nbsp;&nbsp;
Join scientist and host Fran Scott as she speaks with leading industry experts to uncover how automation, electrification and digitalization enable some of the largest and most complex industrial operations on the planet &ndash; and asks what will &nbsp;future of industry really look like?&nbsp;
Listen or watch&nbsp;Industry Optimized; a podcast from ABB&rsquo;s Automation business area.
You can also watch Industry Optimized on YouTube <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOgEb39vsYluep5eZn3VJALNYOXU7G-eR">here</a>.

Industry Optimized

What will the world’s most essential industries look like tomorrow? From energy and water to materials and transportation, how can technology help industries outrun – leaner and cleaner?  

Join scientist and host Fran Scott as she speaks with leading industry experts to uncover how automation, electrification and digitalization enable some of the largest and most complex industrial operations on the planet – and asks what will the future of industry really look like? 

Listen to or watch Industry Optimized; a podcast from ABB’s Automation business area. Available wherever you get your podcasts, including Spotify and Youtube. 

What will the world&rsquo;s most essential industries look like tomorrow? From energy and water to materials and transportation, how can technology help industries outrun &ndash; leaner and cleaner?&nbsp;&nbsp;
Join scientist and host Fran Scott as she speaks with leading industry experts to uncover how automation, electrification and digitalization enable some of the largest and most complex industrial operations on the planet &ndash; and asks what will the future of industry really look like?&nbsp;
Listen to or watch Industry Optimized; a podcast from ABB&rsquo;s Automation business area. Available wherever you get your podcasts, including <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/0TE31LbwrEyzhhBEzsr5At?si=5f069bc20e80404a">Spotify</a> and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOgEb39vsYluep5eZn3VJALNYOXU7G-eR">Youtube</a>.&nbsp;