68 - From MIT to the ISS to Semiconductor Wafer Manufacturing at ASM

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Engineering Success - The Engineering Career Podcast

Daniel Dahlinger

77 episodes

2 weeks ago

The Engineering Career Podcast Striving to engineer a successful career? Considering engineering as a career? Listen along for helpful tips and advice related to the transition from "I want to do that" to "getting there" and growing your professional career in Engineering or any related field! Content includes deep dives into specific growth topics, Q&A responses, and interviews of Professionals who have achieved a significant career milestone to see "how they got there". Engineering Success is hosted by Daniel Dahlinger and features regular guests.

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68 - From MIT to the ISS to Semiconductor Wafer Manufacturing at ASM - How I Got Here w/Sue Wong

Engineering Success - The Engineering Career Podcast

55 minutes 13 seconds

11 months ago

68 - From MIT to the ISS to Semiconductor Wafer Manufacturing at ASM - How I Got Here w/Sue Wong

Interested in a career in semiconductor manufacturing?

Check out ASM's website here: ⁠https://careers.asm.com/global/en/ ⁠

My guest on todays episode of the podcast is a Mechanical Engineering graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and started her career designing components of the International Space Station. Yeah... that MIT... and that International Space Station. After a solid start to her career at Honeywell, Sue Wong then went to Motorola where she continued her career in Mechanical Engineering. Now Sue is at the center of the engineering and technology world, working as a Mechanical Engineer at ASM.

According to ASM's website:

"Chips (or integrated circuits) make the impossible possible. Technologies that were once unthinkable become real: from autonomous vehicles to the next gaming console. Our technology enables the production of those chips."

Sue has been making the impossible possible for her entire career, always holding a major role in achieving the cutting edge of all engineering throughout her career.

I had such a wonderful time interviewing Sue and hope you enjoy listening to this interview as much as I enjoyed hosting it!

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Daniel is a Mechanical Engineering graduate of Trinity University's B.S. in Engineering Science and currently works in Commercial Management in the Engineering and Construction Consulting Industry.

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