Women in STEM at PMI

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I’m a molecular biologist.

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I am a chemist.

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Trainee biologist.

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Aerospace engineer.

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Biochemist.

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Computer engineer.

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Nobody really inspired me,

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it was really a passion that I had.

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Marie Curie was, I think, the first scientist recognized.

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We are different people, with different thoughts and opinions.

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Organizational skills. Normally women are very well organized.

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Inquisitive, curious, no fear of failure.

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We have humility, we love to explore.

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Research to propose innovative solutions for the smoke-free future.

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I work with the deployment of new products, to roll out new products on the market

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I’m in operations excellence development

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and operations excellence absolutely plays to my strengths, as a science.

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You’re looking at systems, you’re looking at tools, you’re looking at processes,

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how to be efficient, how to be effective,

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all within the operations environments.

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I have the privilege of sharing all of the science created by R&D, externally,

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so that people know, and have access to information

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about why our products are a better alternative than continuing to smoke.

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Women in STEM at PMI

11 Feb 2020 · 1:25 to watch
PMI is proud to have so many inspiring women working in STEM-related fields. Find out what drives them, and what made them choose their career path.

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