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Tun into the Wi3DP NextGen panel to hear from engineers early in their careers about their roles involving additive manufacturing! Hear how these women entered the industrial 3D printing sector, and the type of innovative work they do to make the world a more sustainable place. In this panel you'll hear about: Remote Working vs. Life in the Office Struggles of a work life balance Paths of getting into AM: planned vs. fate Tips & tricks on getting your foot in the door This virtual panel will be moderated by Anne Pauley, Technical Program Manager - Early Engagement at Pixel, Google & Wi3DP Next Gen Leader. Speakers include: Mallory Smith James, Aerospace Engineer at NASA Thangthip Tekanil, CPP, R&D Packaging Sr. Engineer at PepsiCo Maggie Lashutka, Biomedical Engineer, Additive Manufacturing at Ricoh 3D for Healthcare Emily Register, 3D Printing Metals Engineer at HP We thank our Wi3DP NextGen sponsors: ‪@EOS3DPrinting‬ , ‪@xactmetal‬ , ‪@Xometry‬ , ‪@YaskawaAmerica‬ , ‪@amtonline‬ , Alloy Enterprises About Women in 3D Printing We're on a mission to make the 3D printing industry reflective of the world in which it operates. Women in 3D Printing (Wi3DP) is a movement of individuals from all over the globe, from diverse backgrounds, gender identities, and socioeconomic statuses, who have come together to have a stronger voice in the additive manufacturing (AM) industry. We are driving beyond our organizational foundations in gender parity to create, support, and promote a diverse, equitable, and inclusive – and thus more innovative – workforce. We work to ensure no one feels excluded while working in, learning about, or being inspired by this world-changing technology.