Leader’s Edge

For more than 60 years, space exploration has given us discovery, innovation, life-saving technology — and junk.

Social justice is top of mind for companies of all shapes and sizes.

As a University of Washington student selecting a major in 1986, Jay Krueger discovered chemical engineering grads earned the highest salaries for several years running.

Operation Warp Speed is a partnership between government and private industry to deliver 300 million courses of COVID-19 vaccine to the American people.

It is no surprise during a pandemic that home gyms are on the rise.

When the pandemic prompted a pivot to “remote everything,” we looked to engineers to help businesses and schools make work and learning possible from anywhere.

Ask any leader: diversity is foundational to success.

John Fitzsimmons is an engineer, but he’s also a diplomat who has risen through the ranks to become a senior leader at the U.S. Department of State.

Jonna Gerken is an engineering wonder woman.

Most companies have a code of ethics. Few go as far as Lockheed Martin to infuse ethics throughout its operations and culture. Senior Vice President for Ethics and Enterprise Assurance Leo S. Mackay Jr. talks to E100 about the importance of ethics in engineering and its link to sustainability.