Maliheh Sadeghi Kati, a Specialist Control System Engineer at Volvo Group Trucks Technology, is a testament to the power of perseverance, innovation, and a passion for engineering. Originally from Tehran, where she first studied electronics, Maliheh's journey to become a successful inventor in Sweden has been marked by both challenges and triumphs. Her colleague, Ulrika Krave, an Intellectual Property Expert at Volvo Group explains why diversity in the world of invention makes a difference.
Meet some of the women at Volvo Group who work at the forefront of Artificial Intelligence, shaping it to deliver the goods for the transport industry. Daria Zotova, Data Scientist, Deepthi Pathare, PhD in Machine Learning, and Ida Elwesköld, Digital Transformation Specialist explain what drew them to both AI and working at Volvo Group.
Emily Xiangxuan Xu is a senior foresight manager at Volvo Group Connected Solutions Innovation Lab. As an economist and a forward-thinking strategist, she thrives in the big picture, constantly seeking out facts, trends, scenarios, and novel business models to create the future we aspire to inhabit.
Emily's role in strategic foresight involves a systematic and forward-looking approach to understanding, anticipating, and planning the future. It involves the exploration and analysis of potential future scenarios, trends and uncertainties to help organizations and individuals make informed decisions and develop strategies that are resilient and adaptable.
By Maja Feierabend, Data Scientist
Have you ever heard of a Catch 22 dilemma? It is a situation where the solution to a problem requires another solution which depends on the positive outcome of the first. Sounds too abstract? Imagine you are a truck owner, and you are very eager to change to emission-free vehicles.
By Jennifer Tendell & Christian Cromnow
Explore how Jennifer Tendell, a Software Engineer in UI Framework and Kingbolt and Christian Cromnow, a System Architect specializing in UI Frameworks, built a single block-based digital design source to inform a whole suite of product design UI outcomes.
By Dorota Figiel, Noora Hammar, Palak Sehgal, and Shaylene Chance
Did you ever get the feeling that people working in cybersecurity were oddball, introverted tech geniuses, locked away in basements and garages, preferring code to human contact? Think again. Meet some women working with cybersecurity and see what they are really like. Some are not even into coding!