- Address the growing shortage of skilled automation technicians and engineers - Provide early exposure (K–12 through university) to industrial automation careers - Deliver hands-on, experiential learning aligned with real-world engineering challenges - Build a scalable, equitable program to strengthen the regional talent pipeline
- Development of a hands-on industrial automation curriculum integrating controls, programming, and mechatronics - Expansion of the program across multiple schools with standardized hardware and curriculum - Support from Siemens through the Siemens Cooperates with Education (SCE) program, including:
Donated automation hardware and software
Access to industry-relevant tools and resources
Collaboration with educators and students
- Improved student readiness for careers in automation and advanced manufacturing - Early exposure to real engineering challenges and career pathways - Increased student engagement, persistence, and problem-solving skills
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Preparing the Next Generation of Industrial Automation Talent
Preparing the Next Generation of Industrial Automation Talent
