November 4 @ 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM UTC+8
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Join us in the heart of Perth for an afternoon on engineering insights and networking over canapes and refreshments. This free event is designed for anyone in engineering who is looking to stay at the forefront of their field.
Event Details:
Date: Monday 4th November
Time: 3pm – 5pm
Location: 6 Thelma Street, West Perth, WA, 6005
Please RSVP by Monday 28th of October. Places are limited.
What to Expect:
- A Panel discussion: Industry experts will discuss their predictions for the impact of AI, automation, and digital twins across engineering sectors.
- Networking opportunities: Connect with like-minded professionals and expand your professional circle.
- Canapes and refreshments: Indulge in canapes while you network and discuss the latest developments in the engineering landscape.
A digital Certificate of Attendance will be provided after the event.
About the presenters
Panel discussion with our special guests:
Dr. Steve Mackay, EIT’s Dean of Engineering and Founder.
Dr. Mackay has pioneered a distinctive approach to engineering education, drawing on 35 years of diverse experience in automation, data acquisition, and process control across Australia, Europe, Africa, and North America. He has implemented innovative technologies in industrial data communication and remote education for engineering students worldwide.
His work spans various industries, including power, mining, and petrochemicals, and he has trained over 30,000 engineers globally for clients like NASA and Rolls Royce. A Fellow of Engineers Australia, Dr. Mackay has co-authored 25 engineering books and holds multiple Chartered Professional Engineer licenses. As Dean of EIT, he focuses on delivering high-quality micro-credentials and engineering qualifications to over 1,500 students annually from 140 countries
Jillian Formentin, Head of Engineering APAC West at Wood.
Jillian Formentin is a relationship and results-oriented engineering leader with a demonstrated ability to deliver complex projects on time, within budget, and to the highest standards of quality. As the Head of Engineering at Wood for WA, NT and Asia, she is responsible for leading a team of world-class engineers and technicians who are dedicated to designing and delivering innovative solutions to the company’s clients. Jillian is a passionate advocate for sustainability and has a strong commitment to safety and environmental stewardship. She is a former WA Division President for Engineers Australia and was recently honoured as the WA Professional Engineer of the Year in recognition of her exceptional leadership and contributions to the engineering profession. Jillian is a Governance Board Director for EIT.
Dr. Milan Raicevic, Chief Information Officer at Risk Management Technologies.
Milan is an accomplished Chief Information Officer with extensive experience in numerical modelling and the analysis of large, complex systems. A lifelong code developer, Milan is driven by a passion for innovation and problem-solving. His commitment to leveraging technology to enhance organizational efficiency makes him a key player in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Leading the panel discussion is Indumathi V, EIT’s Deputy Dean.
Indumathi V is an experienced Chartered Professional Engineer with over 20 years of expertise in electrical and electronics engineering, engineering education, and leadership. Indumathi holds a Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering from the University of Western Australia, a Graduate Diploma of Adult and Vocational Education from Charles Sturt University, and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Canberra. As a Fellow of Engineers Australia and Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management, Indumathi is a highly respected advocate for women and girls in STEM programs. She actively volunteers as a mentor, and her passion for education has led her to pursue a Ph.D. research project focused on empowering students and lecturers through data analytics via electroencephalography (EEG) sensors.
This event is supported by Engineers Australia
Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your engineering knowledge and expand your network.