Technicians bring invaluable hands-on experience and know how systems behave in the real world. Engineering adds a discipline for modeling, abstraction, questioning assumptions, and predicting behavior beyond what you’ve already experienced. Both matter. But that way of thinking is what the word “engineer” should represent. Learn more inside.
As AI moves beyond physical automation into white-collar work, engineers and leaders must ask: when we make a system more efficient, what are we optimizing for—and who pays the price? A reflection on warehouse control systems, human impact, and the real cost of progress. Learn more inside.
A simple question from my five-year-old son made me realize something I hadn’t fully understood before: people don’t just listen to what we say—they watch what we do. That moment stayed with me for years and eventually became one of the principles that shaped how I approach trust, accountability, and leadership. Learn more inside.