BIG JOB Khan has helped engineer some of the most complex structures in the world, including the roof at the U.S. Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C. and the 2002 Winter Olympics Medal Arch in Salt ...

In a recently penned letter to the editor of his school’s student newspaper, The Easterner, Eastern Washington University senior Jared Mauldin addressed a letter to “the women in [his] engineering ...

SARATOGA SPRINGS — After 16 years of service to the city, city engineer Paul Male is contemplating retirement. “I’m thinking about it,” Male said Thursday. “I’m just evaluating options at this point.” ...

Although sexism in the workplace is illegal and has been for a long time, certain industries still seem to be overtly dominated by men, especially the computer engineering field. Pitch Interactive's ...

SCHENECTADY — Kenneth Male was sitting at the table when many of the Capital Region's strongest business organizations were just a dream. That includes the Albany-Colonie Regional Chamber of Commerce ...

WIESBADEN, Germany -- Only 20 percent of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District Engineering and Construction Division employees are women. While the branch is led by a female chief, the office - ...

One woman engineer said she was reprimanded for raising her voice, while her male colleagues yelled without consequence. Another woman recalled male co-workers rejoicing that a new female hire would ...

From what we've seen, the vast majority of the men in the tech industry are respectful people, and many are outraged over the sexual harassment and discrimination their female colleagues endure. Even ...

WHY SO FEW: Only 20 percent of women leave engineering for family reasons; the rest “because they're not encouraged,” says Stacey DelVecchio, 49, president of the Society of Women Engineers and an ...

His confidence and authenticity can inspire others to express themselves freely, challenging societal norms and embracing individuality. 64-year-old Mark Bryan is works as a robotics engineer, coaches ...

Google has found itself embroiled in controversy after a sexist memo, claiming that women are less biologically suited to be engineers than men, went viral throughout the company and was later ...