I would like to know how you got to where you are now?

Hi Sian!

I'm happy to answer any questions you have, so this great. Ask away! At a young age, my parents sparked my interest for math and by the time I was 11, I learned about engineering, particularly aerospace engineering, when Lockheed Martin brought a program to my elementary school to teach a group of students the fundamentals of aerospace engineering. I've been in love with it ever since! 

I spoke with Boeing representatives at my college's career fair in fall of 2014, learned more about the company's values, and got selected for an interview. The rest is truly history. I started interning with Boeing the summer of 2015 (summer following my sophomore year) and I haven't stopped since then. 

On an average work day doing structural design and analysis engineering, I would normally wear business casual attire, which for me would include a dress top, blazer, jeans and heels/flats. However, many others would wear jeans, tennis shoes and a t-shirt. 

On an average work day doing task leading and manufacturing engineering on the manufacturing floor, I'm required to wear safety shoes and safety glasses. So, I would wear bell bottom jeans and a comfortable t-shirt. 

So it all depends on your tasks and your environment.