Insights

ESR Technology hosts successful Women in STEM Webinar

This week, our Marketing Executive, Megan Evans, hosted ESR Technology’s Women in STEM Webinar. It was a powerful session dedicated to celebrating, educating and empowering women across the engineering and scientific community. The event was filled with career stories, insights and inspiration and sparked important conversations about representation, career journeys and the future of women in STEM.

If you were unable to attend the event live, do not worry. The full recording of the event is now available on the ESR Technology YouTube Channel.

Highlights from the Session

We heard powerful stories from three brilliant speakers:

Laura Imeson –  on curiosity, studying physics, and early-career growth in safety and risk.

Aaina Cooke – on navigating career transitions, motherhood and building confidence across sectors

Trish Conder – on deep experience, returning from a career break and the value of role models.

The Q&A covered everything from renewable energy projects to career breaks, NDT technology and how we can attract and retain more women in STEM.

Watch the Webinar Anytime

If you would like to be inspired, learn from real career journeys or share these stories with others:

Watch the full Women in STEM Webinar Recording on YouTube here

Thanks to everyone who joined us live at the event.

Stay up to date

Sign up for ESR marketing and stay up to date with our news and insights.

ESR Technology’s Commitment to ESG: Investing in a More Sustainable Future

At ESR Technology, we recognise that long-term success as an engineering consultancy depends not only on technical expertise but also on how responsibly we operate as a business. Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations are key to influencing both how we run our business and how we support clients operating in safety critical and high reliability sectors.

Find out more

CABARET v3194 Update is Available

CABARET, ESTL’s own bearing analysis software, having its roots in rocket engine turbopump development (hence its name – Code for Analysis of BeArings in Rocket Engine Turbopumps), has a 35-year history of serving the specific analysis requirements of the European space industry, with the funding and support of the European Space Agency (ESA[M).

Find out more

Home

Expertise

About

Careers

Contact