Kerry Pianoforte, Editor11.02.21
CW: What is your educational experence regarding STEM?
Ogden: I graduated from the University of Alabama with a Bachelor’s of Science in Chemistry in 2011. I started my career with a small company in Birmingham, Alabama, called WST, Inc. where I ran chemical analysis for water treatment and oil and gas applications. In 2014, I moved to Huntsville, Alabama, to work for Kennametal running XRF, DCP, SEM, AA, and several physical tests on tungsten and tungsten carbide powder.
CW: What is your role at LINE-X?
Ogden: In 2018, I started working with LINE-X, LLC as a Senior Product Development Associate running analysis on wet samples and physical testing on cured products as well as developing new products with her team. I now serve as the Quality Manager for LINE-X’s ISO 17025 certified laboratory.
CW: What is it like being a female in a male dominated industry (science/auto)?
Ogden: Growing up, my parents never told me that I co
Ogden: I graduated from the University of Alabama with a Bachelor’s of Science in Chemistry in 2011. I started my career with a small company in Birmingham, Alabama, called WST, Inc. where I ran chemical analysis for water treatment and oil and gas applications. In 2014, I moved to Huntsville, Alabama, to work for Kennametal running XRF, DCP, SEM, AA, and several physical tests on tungsten and tungsten carbide powder.
CW: What is your role at LINE-X?
Ogden: In 2018, I started working with LINE-X, LLC as a Senior Product Development Associate running analysis on wet samples and physical testing on cured products as well as developing new products with her team. I now serve as the Quality Manager for LINE-X’s ISO 17025 certified laboratory.
CW: What is it like being a female in a male dominated industry (science/auto)?
Ogden: Growing up, my parents never told me that I co
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