Andrew Ambris joined Lockheed Martin Corp. as an intern, before transitioning to full-time after graduating in May of 2005.

Angela Doyle-Plummer has distinguished herself as a process manager at Raytheon. She is focused on career progression, promotion, and mentoring for women and people of color in the engineering community. During the pandemic, she worked with leadership to understand inclusivity with virtual teams. As a leader in the Hardware Engineering Process Group at Raytheon, she … Continue reading “How this Modern-Day Tech Leader is engineering the future”

Adrian E. Brown won a Modern-Day Technology Leader Award at the 2021 BEYA STEM Conference in February. In 2020, the principal environmental engineer won both the Northrop Grumman Aeronautics Systems My Quality Counts Award and the Aeronautics Systems President’s Award for Innovation Excellence. BEYA’s Modern-Day Technology Leader Award recognizes professionals who help shape the future … Continue reading “Engineers who help brilliant ideas become a reality”

In addition to her technical contributions, Alexis has been a champion for diversity, inclusion, and community wellness. 

“We are honored to have someone of Denise’s caliber, talent, and expertise as a board member,” said Burgess Harrison, executive director of the National Minority Health Association.

Structural design engineer Sydney Hamilton is committed to her job at Boeing, but she is also dedicated to community activities and leisure.

Cassandra is engaged in understanding how existing health centers can improve their services for those in most need.

This February, Krystal received the Dr. Wanda M. Austin Legacy Award at the BEYA STEM Conference.

At BEYA, the Student Leadership Award recognizes an undergraduate or graduate student with an accomplished academic record and a proven desire to help others to succeed. This year, the award went to Wesley Combs, a senior at the University of Houston majoring in mechanical engineering, and set to graduate in spring 2021. “I first met … Continue reading “University of Houston engineering student wins award for Leadership”

Krystal A. Porter, a lead engineer for the Airborne Reconnaissance Low-Enhanced program at Leidos, won the award named for the 2009 Black Engineer.