4 things you need to get cross-discipline engineering teams working efficiently
Too little interaction between engineering disciplines – working in ‘silos’ – can lead to poor outcomes. Holistic engineering is the ...
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“Understanding, not just tolerance”: How to make engineering more LGBTQ+ friendly
Engineering is in the midst of a ‘culture shift’ as more people and organisations advocate for LGBTQ+ inclusion. create spoke ...
Why you should apply for Australia’s Most Innovative Engineers, according to a past winner
If you’re an engineer working on something truly innovative, now’s the time to take the chance to apply for Australia’s ...
For this engineer, a trip to Antarctica was an expedition of self-discovery
For engineer Kelsie Clarke, a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Antarctica provided a spectacular backdrop to a journey of personal and professional ...
Lessons from one engineer’s 30-year career in defence and aeronautics
From his early interest in aeronautics, Graham Smith has risen to the top of the defence industry, overseeing a diverse ...
How this structural engineer came to be one of the youngest engineering executives
Versatility, creativity, and never saying no to an opportunity are the secrets behind Lydia Gentle’s soaring career arc.
New data reveals sunny outlook for engineering graduates’ job prospects
Engineering graduates have some of the most favourable employment outcomes of any profession, with more than 80 per cent in ...
Help solve some of the world’s biggest sustainability challenges
Abstracts close for the World Engineers Convention (WEC) 2019 on Friday 18 January.
EA insights: Laying the groundwork for engineering graduates
Completing an engineering degree is rewarding but hard work, and making a successful transition into the workplace is arguably even ...
Here’s a new way to balance small improvements with big change
How does a business balance the difference between incremental improvement and massive transformation? Mechanical engineer Paul Stringleman has a few ...
