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I was actually presented with the opportunity to work for PHYTEC – right at the perfect moment.

I strive to be a woman who is independent, powerful, strong, sensitive, and resilient.

It was an interesting mix of engineering and art that prompted one to think outside the box.

Engineering was a foreign world which has made learning and exploring this subject even more enthralling.

I love sisterhood, camaraderie, and inspiring one another to “just do you” and ignore the outside pressures.

Work hard, be humble, be willing to do any job, practice problem solving and learn how to be self-motivated.

I was part of different robotics clubs in high school and college, including the UW Husky Satellite Lab, where I really liked the combination of technical knowledge and creativity you get to use to solve various problems.

It’s trade show season! Every year PHYTEC America joins our German counterparts from our headquarters in Mainz to attend Embedded World. This year is no different and PHYTEC America is contributing with a few exciting demos.