“I went to an all-girls high school, was on an all-girls robotics team, and my mom works in tech, so I credit a lot of my confidence in engineering to those spaces and role models. But I am also very aware that not everyone gets that advantage. Since I benefited so much from having encouraging girls’ spaces, I wanted to help build that kind of space at Caltech too. That’s why I lead the Society of Women Engineers [SWE] at Caltech. SWE hosts an event every year called Introduce a Girl to Engineer