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COVID-19 is changing our lives in almost every way. One of the big ones is how we get work done. Working from home might be simple for software engineers, but msgbox( "hello world") is much different than physically building the world. Parts are designed to exist physically and be assembled.
Is it possible to be equally productive working from home as a mechanical engineer? How do you collaborate with a team on physical objects, in remote settings? Until we Matrix it, and the sentinels can build themselves, we’ll need to find a way to adapt.
In this webinar, you’ll hear from leaders in hardware product management and engineering on:
Chris Evans is a mechanical engineer and project manager at Cooper Perkins. Prior to Cooper Perkins, Chris was at Deka R&D, where he worked the iBOT stair-climbing mobility device, and was the Lead ME on the Luke Arm, a robotic prosthetic arm developed for DARPA. Chris’s career also includes positions as a Finite Element Analyst/Structural Engineer at Hampshire Instruments, supporting the design of an X-Ray Stepper for manufacturing integrated circuits in silicon wafers using x-ray lithography; and a Mechanical Engineer at Agfa Corporation where he worked on Electronic Prepress Systems for the printing industry. Chris has been awarded a number of patents throughout his career. Chris earned a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Rochester, and an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Boston University.
Director of Product Management, Fictiv
Ann Torres is a seasoned, high-energy hardware development engineering leader with over two decades of experience creating complex technical products. She uses her experience to help companies, who are focused on growth and who value innovation, find creative solutions to their technical challenges. She does this by building and enabling teams to deliver technical solutions that have transformative business impact.
COVID-19 is changing our lives in almost every way. One of the big ones is how we get work done. Working from home might be simple for software engineers, but msgbox( "hello world") is much different than physically building the world. Parts are designed to exist physically and be assembled.
Is it possible to be equally productive working from home as a mechanical engineer? How do you collaborate with a team on physical objects, in remote settings? Until we Matrix it, and the sentinels can build themselves, we’ll need to find a way to adapt.
In this webinar, you’ll hear from leaders in hardware product management and engineering on:
