What does a research engineer at Canmet materials does?
from Materials.Business Hosted by Monica Hernandez
In an effort to contribute towards closing the gap on the SDG number 5. We are dedicating a complete segment of two months only showcasing #brilliant, #beautiful, #powerful and very #sucessful #women, both English and Spanish speakers will make of these next months an unique moment to bring together viewpoints from their unique perspective, talk about things that nobody talks and listen how we can “extend the ladder” for the future generations. Ever wondered what a research engineer working for the Canadian Government does? Then, join us for this amazing interview with Mirnaly Saenz de Miera, a research engineer and scientist whose experience includes materials performance, degradation, and protection in a wide variety of industries! Dr. Mirnaly Saenz de Miera is a research engineer and scientist whose experience includes materials performance, degradation, and protection in a wide range of industries such as the oil&gas, aerospace, nuclear, automotive, and marine. Dr. Saenz de Miera earned her PhD in Corrosion and Protection from The University of Manchester, England, and her Materials Engineering, with a mention in Metallurgy, at Universidad Simon Bolivar, Venezuela. As an advocate in the fields of materials and corrosion, Mirnaly participates as one of the executive directors for the ASM Ontario Chapter, ASM Materials Camp® -Teachers and NACE Foundation of Canada.
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