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WOMEN TECH GLOBAL CONFERENCE 2021

June 7-11

Apurva Bhagali

Hardware Engineer at Microsoft

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"Introduction to Controls Engineering"


Unite 100 000 Women in Tech to Drive Change with Purpose and Impact.


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Session: Introduction to Controls Engineering

This session will be aimed at introducing Controls Engineering to those who do not know the specifics of this career track. I aim to talk about what a typical day looks like for a Controls Engineer, the way this track can be pursued and the most important skills in this field.

I have encountered very less women doing what I do and I aim to talk about the work I do to spread awareness and encourage more women to pursue Controls Engineering.

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Bio: Apurva Bhagali

After graduating from UT Arlington with a Masters degree in Electrical Engineering, I have been working as a Controls Engineer since 2016. Having served on multiple projects, my experience ranges from packaging industry projects to dairy processing plant projects to finally now, datacenters!

I am passionate about helping women in tech, and have ample experience speaking about my career and work at various career panels and conferences. I hope to spread awareness about my field so as to encourage more women to be aware of the different opportunities they can explore!

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