
The podcast where girls talk industrial automation! We interview people from all walks of life in the Industrial Automation industry. Through a personal narrative/conversational framework we talk about PLCs, SCADA, IIoT, Machine Vision, Industrial Robots, Pneumatics, Control Systems, Process Automation, Factory Automation, Systems Integration, Entrepreneurship, Career Stories, Personal Journeys, C... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 108 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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When a chance conversation at a beer bar introduced her to the word “SCADA,” Margarita Rosenkrans had no idea it would spark a career in industrial automation. In this episode, Courtney and Alicia chat with Margarita—Sales Engineer at Inductive Autom... more
Ever wondered what it takes to lead automation projects at trailblazing companies like Tesla and The Boring Company?
Nikki chats with Riddhi Padariya about her journey from nerdy high schooler inspired by "How It's Made" to becoming a controls engin... more
Curious how someone ends up building a career around machine vision and industrial automation?
Nikki sits down with Kerry Pierce, discussing the winding path that led her from computer engineering to becoming a machine vision integrator, the invalu... more
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In this episode of the Automation Ladies podcast, Ali G chats with Brielle Reisman, who shares her experiences at Applied Control Engineering, and the importance of combining technical skills ... more
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Not everyone knows someone doing these types of jobs, and these interviews are very helpful and inspiring!
I really enjoy listening to this podcast. I appreciate the niche approach and the desire to get more women involved in STEM, but don’t let that deter you from listening if you don’t fit into that category. Lots of great insight here and it is nice to hear it from outside of the male driven echo chamber that we find ourselves in the manufacturing industry at times. Two smart people here talking about important topics with some great guests.
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Focusing on women's experiences and contributions in the industrial automation sector, this podcast features a variety of guests, including engineers, business leaders, and experts in technology fields. Topics discussed range from personal career journeys, challenges faced by women in engineering, and advancements in automation technologies, such as SCADA systems, AI, and machine vision. The conversational format encourages open dialogue about industry insights and practical advice, making it particularly appealing to those interested in STEM careers, aiming to demystify the industrial automation landscape while promoting inclusivity.
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Recent guests on Automation Ladies include:
1. Margarita Rosenkrans
2. Riddhi Padariya
3. Kerry Pierce
4. Brielle Reisman
5. Katie Bradford
6. Emily Merritt
7. Brit Bartolini
8. Paul Godines
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