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“The world has come a long way since my time as a young engineer,” Sandy adds. “Back then, there was no Me Too movement, and when I reported anything to HR, they would tell me to handle it myself. This helped me develop a thick skin.” In her long and successful ca-


reer, Sandy has always enjoyed working with the latest technology — it is her passion. She has worked with semiconductors, LEDs, X-ray, and now solder. “I enjoy my job be- cause it gives me the opportunity to meet lots of people, and work with them to develop new and improved technology, which makes our lives easier and better.” In her current position as global


account manager with SHENMAO America, her goal is to help make SHENMAO a household name in the industry. When asked what advice she would give to young women interested in the electronics manufacturing in- dustry, she replies, “To work in tech- nology is an honor. You get to help de- velop the latest ideas for improving our future. There will be many hurdles along the way — just brush them off and don’t ever give up.”


Jessica Zhang, Program Manager, Super PCB


After receiving both her MA in


electrical and computer engineering from University of Texas, and her MBA from Duke, Jessica Zhang worked as a design engineer for large


used in every electronic product, so quality is key. We provide an optimal solution to achieve maximal value.” With her passion being tied into


the company she has helped to build, the future for Zhang is going to con- sist of many challenges of the best sort. “In the next few years, we expect some changes in PCB industry. The overall trend in consumer electronics is smaller, lighter and higher density. This trend is reflected in PCBs as well. In additional to technical ad- vancement, we also constantly im- prove our supply chain and optimize our operation, so we can become a more efficient organization and pro-


vide our customers the best overall value in PCB purchasing process. We are growing fast. We hope to speed up the growth in the next few years.” Finally, Zhang wants to encour-


age young women to pursue careers in this industry. “Engineering is a growing field with many new oppor- tunities ahead. Young women should not be intimidated, but should em- brace these new opportunities. It will be an exciting career!”


Sherry Stepp, Global Marketing Manager, KYZEN Corporation


Sherry Stepp started with KYZEN in 1997 as a sales and mar-


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telecom equipment producers until she was promoted to a manager posi- tion. As a child, Zhang was interest- ed in science and technology and felt it was quite natural to pursue a ca- reer in electronics. “In a male dominated industry,


I had to work extra hard to prove my- self,” she comments. “I had to have a deep understanding of the technical issues and keep up with the most current developments of the technol- ogy, and go above and beyond to serve the customers’ needs.” As the current program manag-


er at Super PCB, Jessica helps cus- tomers find the best values in the PCB industry. Super PCB has gained customers’ trust by providing quality PCBs at the most competitive prices. They focus on building long-term re- lationships with customers. “I am very proud that Super


PCB has established a good reputa- tion in industry and has been trusted by our customers,” she adds. “My background in both engineering and management gives me a better un- derstanding of the customer needs, so I can better serve them. PCBs are


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