How Engineering Students Can Gain a Competitive Edge With Credentials with Sophie Overstreet and Hani Qaqish of Siemens Digital Industries Software

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How Engineering Students Can Gain a Competitive Edge With Credentials with Sophie Overstreet and Hani Qaqish of Siemens Digital Industries Software

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In a competitive job market, continuous learning and industry-recognized credentials are more valuable than ever, and Sophie Overstreet, Learning Consultant, and Hani Qaqish, Advanced Technical Product Manager, both of Siemens Digital Industries Software, know this firsthand. In this episode, they share insights into the evolving landscape of learning, credentials and the role of AI in education and professional development. Key Takeaways: (08:53) University learning often lacks real-world scale and complexity. (09:33) Credentials help shape career paths and boost confidence. (13:52) Siemens’ ambassador program connects students with industry. (18:04) NASA’s L’SPACE Academy bridges education and industry. (21:00) Employers increasingly value industry-specific credentials. (23:21) Certifications set candidates apart in hiring and career growth. (24:11) Men apply with 60% of qualifications; women wait for 90-95%. (32:10) Microcredentials will play a bigger role in workforce development. (37:34) AI speeds up learning and customizes content. (42:54) Universities must rethink workforce training to meet industry demands. Resources Mentioned: Siemens Digital Industries Software NASA L’SPACE Academy Siemens Xcelerator Academy Thanks for listening to “Engineering the Future Workforce.” If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a 5-star review. And be sure to subscribe so you never miss any insightful conversations. #EngineeringEducation #ElectricalEngineering #MechanicalEngineering