Are there any "lady engineers" working out there? This question is courtesy of my sister, a former auto technician.
-
Get involved.
We want your input!
Apply for Membership and join the conversations about everything related to broadcasting.
After we receive your registration, a moderator will review it. After your registration is approved, you will be permitted to post.
If you use a disposable or false email address, your registration will be rejected.
After your membership is approved, please take a minute to tell us a little bit about yourself.
https://www.radiodiscussions.com/forums/introduce-yourself.1088/
Thanks in advance and have fun!
RadioDiscussions Administrators
Female Engineers
- Thread starter Chris_Milwaukee
- Start date
> Are there any "lady engineers" working out there? This
> question is courtesy of my sister, a former auto technician.
>
One of the best female engineers that I know is Margaret Bryant at ABC Radio Networks in Dallas. She knows her trade!<P ID="signature">______________
Zach Morton
Chief Engineer
Legend Communications Of Wyoming, LLC.
</P>
> question is courtesy of my sister, a former auto technician.
>
One of the best female engineers that I know is Margaret Bryant at ABC Radio Networks in Dallas. She knows her trade!<P ID="signature">______________
Zach Morton
Chief Engineer
Legend Communications Of Wyoming, LLC.
> > Are there any "lady engineers" working out there? This
> > question is courtesy of my sister, a former auto
> technician.
> >
> One of the best female engineers that I know is Margaret
> Bryant at ABC Radio Networks in Dallas. She knows her
> trade!
>
Don't forget Dr. Sandi here in Seattle. She is an awesome engineer.
> > question is courtesy of my sister, a former auto
> technician.
> >
> One of the best female engineers that I know is Margaret
> Bryant at ABC Radio Networks in Dallas. She knows her
> trade!
>
Don't forget Dr. Sandi here in Seattle. She is an awesome engineer.
T
TXengineer
Guest
> > > Are there any "lady engineers" working out there? This
> > > question is courtesy of my sister, a former auto
> > technician.
> > >
> > One of the best female engineers that I know is Margaret
> > Bryant at ABC Radio Networks in Dallas. She knows her
> > trade!
> >
> Don't forget Dr. Sandi here in Seattle. She is an awesome
> engineer.
>
WPRI-TV/WNAC-TV's assistant chief engineer is a female, and WTNH-TV/WCTX-TV's Chief Engineer is female, they also have another female on the engineering staff.
> > > question is courtesy of my sister, a former auto
> > technician.
> > >
> > One of the best female engineers that I know is Margaret
> > Bryant at ABC Radio Networks in Dallas. She knows her
> > trade!
> >
> Don't forget Dr. Sandi here in Seattle. She is an awesome
> engineer.
>
WPRI-TV/WNAC-TV's assistant chief engineer is a female, and WTNH-TV/WCTX-TV's Chief Engineer is female, they also have another female on the engineering staff.
I know a couple out here in sac-o-tomatoes. Both excellent folks, and they do know thier stuff!
df
> > > > Are there any "lady engineers" working out there?
> This
> > > > question is courtesy of my sister, a former auto
> > > technician.
> > > >
> > > One of the best female engineers that I know is Margaret
>
> > > Bryant at ABC Radio Networks in Dallas. She knows her
> > > trade!
> > >
> > Don't forget Dr. Sandi here in Seattle. She is an awesome
>
> > engineer.
> >
>
> WPRI-TV/WNAC-TV's assistant chief engineer is a female, and
> WTNH-TV/WCTX-TV's Chief Engineer is female, they also have
> another female on the engineering staff.
>
df
> > > > Are there any "lady engineers" working out there?
> This
> > > > question is courtesy of my sister, a former auto
> > > technician.
> > > >
> > > One of the best female engineers that I know is Margaret
>
> > > Bryant at ABC Radio Networks in Dallas. She knows her
> > > trade!
> > >
> > Don't forget Dr. Sandi here in Seattle. She is an awesome
>
> > engineer.
> >
>
> WPRI-TV/WNAC-TV's assistant chief engineer is a female, and
> WTNH-TV/WCTX-TV's Chief Engineer is female, they also have
> another female on the engineering staff.
>
> Are there any "lady engineers" working out there? This
> question is courtesy of my sister, a former auto technician.
>
This is great to hear. The ladies rock, too!
> question is courtesy of my sister, a former auto technician.
>
This is great to hear. The ladies rock, too!
S
SamBuca
Guest
> This is great to hear. The ladies rock, too!
I can no longer resist.
Female engineers, single, 20-25, please call me
<P ID="signature">______________
</P>
I can no longer resist.
Female engineers, single, 20-25, please call me
<P ID="signature">______________</P>
> > This is great to hear. The ladies rock, too!
>
> I can no longer resist.
>
> Female engineers, single, 20-25, please call me
Sam, you need to create a board on RI for picking up dates. Maybe you could call it "Buca needs a date"
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by randrewsIII on 03/16/06 02:18 PM.</FONT></P>
>
> I can no longer resist.
>
> Female engineers, single, 20-25, please call me
Sam, you need to create a board on RI for picking up dates. Maybe you could call it "Buca needs a date"
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by randrewsIII on 03/16/06 02:18 PM.</FONT></P>
D
DXER1
Guest
> > > This is great to hear. The ladies rock, too!
> >
> > I can no longer resist.
> >
> > Female engineers, single, 20-25, please call me
> >
>
> Sorry, I'm 26
>
Hey that is how old my sister is.<P ID="signature">______________
"I'm a gonna go to hell when I die!" Connan O'Brien
"yay boo, yay boo, it's lots of fun to do, if ya like it holler yay, and if ya don't ya holler boo!"
Connan O'Brien
</P>
> >
> > I can no longer resist.
> >
> > Female engineers, single, 20-25, please call me
> >
>
> Sorry, I'm 26
>
Hey that is how old my sister is.<P ID="signature">______________
"I'm a gonna go to hell when I die!" Connan O'Brien
"yay boo, yay boo, it's lots of fun to do, if ya like it holler yay, and if ya don't ya holler boo!"
Connan O'Brien
</P>
D
DXER1
Guest
> > > This is great to hear. The ladies rock, too!
> >
> > I can no longer resist.
> >
> > Female engineers, single, 20-25, please call me
>
> Sam, you need to create a board on RI for picking up dates.
> Maybe you could call it "Buca needs a date"
>
Sorry Sam I have go with him, that was a good one.<P ID="signature">______________
"I'm a gonna go to hell when I die!" Connan O'Brien
"yay boo, yay boo, it's lots of fun to do, if ya like it holler yay, and if ya don't ya holler boo!"
Connan O'Brien
</P>
> >
> > I can no longer resist.
> >
> > Female engineers, single, 20-25, please call me
>
> Sam, you need to create a board on RI for picking up dates.
> Maybe you could call it "Buca needs a date"
>
Sorry Sam I have go with him, that was a good one.<P ID="signature">______________
"I'm a gonna go to hell when I die!" Connan O'Brien
"yay boo, yay boo, it's lots of fun to do, if ya like it holler yay, and if ya don't ya holler boo!"
Connan O'Brien
</P>
R
RadioDoc
Guest
> I met two types of female engineers in my 20 years. There
> were some who were completely clueless and many who could
> run circles around the rest of us. No in-between.
>
I could say the same thing for ANY engineer. Male or Female.<P ID="signature">______________
</P>
> were some who were completely clueless and many who could
> run circles around the rest of us. No in-between.
>
I could say the same thing for ANY engineer. Male or Female.<P ID="signature">______________
</P>
W
webcastboy
Guest
> > > > This is great to hear. The ladies rock, too!
> > >
> > > I can no longer resist.
> > > Female engineers, single, 20-25, please call me
> >
> > Sam, you need to create a board on RI for picking up
> dates. Maybe you could call it "Buca needs a date"
> >
> Sorry Sam I have go with him, that was a good one.
>
LOL! You SURE you want a radio engineer for a girlfriend?? It's bad enough to have "performance anxiety" at home, then you've have to worry that she'd think your transmitter installation was sloppy and poorly-documented! Eeek!
> > >
> > > I can no longer resist.
> > > Female engineers, single, 20-25, please call me
> >
> > Sam, you need to create a board on RI for picking up
> dates. Maybe you could call it "Buca needs a date"
> >
> Sorry Sam I have go with him, that was a good one.
>
LOL! You SURE you want a radio engineer for a girlfriend?? It's bad enough to have "performance anxiety" at home, then you've have to worry that she'd think your transmitter installation was sloppy and poorly-documented! Eeek!
S
SamBuca
Guest
> LOL! You SURE you want a radio engineer for a girlfriend??
> It's bad enough to have "performance anxiety" at home, then
> you've have to worry that she'd think your transmitter
> installation was sloppy and poorly-documented! Eeek!
Better than her thinking my special alone time in the bathroom after a big dinner was sloppy and poorly documented.
But then again, she might get jealous of the female ARC-16 voice always calling me and I certainly won't tolerate her having a male voice from the VRC2000 calling. I'll write up new firmware called PAT (Patented Asexual/Transgender) that sounds both male and female. Is it patricia or patrick? We'll never know.<P ID="signature">______________
</P>
> It's bad enough to have "performance anxiety" at home, then
> you've have to worry that she'd think your transmitter
> installation was sloppy and poorly-documented! Eeek!
Better than her thinking my special alone time in the bathroom after a big dinner was sloppy and poorly documented.
But then again, she might get jealous of the female ARC-16 voice always calling me and I certainly won't tolerate her having a male voice from the VRC2000 calling. I'll write up new firmware called PAT (Patented Asexual/Transgender) that sounds both male and female. Is it patricia or patrick? We'll never know.<P ID="signature">______________
</P>
T
TXengineer
Guest
> > I met two types of female engineers in my 20 years. There
> > were some who were completely clueless and many who could
> > run circles around the rest of us. No in-between.
> >
>
> I could say the same thing for ANY engineer. Male or
> Female.
>
I was going to say the same exact thing...
> > were some who were completely clueless and many who could
> > run circles around the rest of us. No in-between.
> >
>
> I could say the same thing for ANY engineer. Male or
> Female.
>
I was going to say the same exact thing...
OMG Sam! That's disgusting!
We got our first ARC-16 units back around 1992 or so. Originally the voice was male. A short time later it was changed to female. I never did ask about why the change was made. Perhaps the box was a transsexual?
R
> Better than her thinking my special alone time in the
> bathroom after a big dinner was sloppy and poorly
> documented.
>
> But then again, she might get jealous of the female ARC-16
> voice always calling me and I certainly won't tolerate her
> having a male voice from the VRC2000 calling. I'll write up
> new firmware called PAT (Patented Asexual/Transgender) that
> sounds both male and female. Is it patricia or patrick?
> We'll never know.
We got our first ARC-16 units back around 1992 or so. Originally the voice was male. A short time later it was changed to female. I never did ask about why the change was made. Perhaps the box was a transsexual?
R
> Better than her thinking my special alone time in the
> bathroom after a big dinner was sloppy and poorly
> documented.
>
> But then again, she might get jealous of the female ARC-16
> voice always calling me and I certainly won't tolerate her
> having a male voice from the VRC2000 calling. I'll write up
> new firmware called PAT (Patented Asexual/Transgender) that
> sounds both male and female. Is it patricia or patrick?
> We'll never know.
C
CW
Guest
> We got our first ARC-16 units back around 1992 or so.
> Originally the voice was male. A short time later it was
> changed to female. I never did ask about why the change was
> made. Perhaps the box was a transsexual?
>
> R
The original telephone interface in the ARC16s used a Digitalker style speech synthesizer...it was the same as used in early talking toys...(Mattel used it quite a bit)..the later ESI (Enhanced Speech Interface) has a different speech chip that plays back prerecorded words..the female voice was found to be better understod so they went with that (most voicemail systems have female prompts)
Thank goodness they did!
> Originally the voice was male. A short time later it was
> changed to female. I never did ask about why the change was
> made. Perhaps the box was a transsexual?
>
> R
The original telephone interface in the ARC16s used a Digitalker style speech synthesizer...it was the same as used in early talking toys...(Mattel used it quite a bit)..the later ESI (Enhanced Speech Interface) has a different speech chip that plays back prerecorded words..the female voice was found to be better understod so they went with that (most voicemail systems have female prompts)
Thank goodness they did!
- Status