
Women in Tech cafe, with Judith Wiese
Impact of AI on engineering and the need for foundational skills
About the Event
Artificial Intelligence is transforming engineering at an unprecedented pace. While technology continues to evolve, skills such as critical thinking, collaboration, adaptability, and communication remain essential for engineers and technology professionals.
During this interactive Women in Tech Café session, Judith Wiese will share her perspective on the impact of AI on engineering, leadership, and the future of work. Together with you, she will explore how technical expertise and human skills can complement each other in an increasingly digital world. As one of the most senior female leaders in the global technology industry, she brings a unique perspective on the skills, leadership qualities and mindsets needed to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
Hosted by KIVI and the Network of Female Engineers (NVI), the event offers a rare opportunity to engage directly with an international technology leader in a small and interactive setting. There will be ample opportunity for discussion, reflection, and questions. Whether you are an engineer, technology professional, student or aspiring leader, join us for an inspiring conversation about the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of engineering, together with a community of professionals passionate about technology and innovation.
Judith Wiese
Judith Wiese is Chief People & Sustainability Officer and a Member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG. From this position she supports shaping company transformations, workforce development, and driving the sustainability agenda.
Before joining Siemens, Judith held senior international leadership roles at DSM and Mars Incorporated across Europe and the United States. Her work focuses on leadership, organizational transformation, the future of work and the impact of emerging technologies on people and organizations. She is particularly interested in how skills such as critical thinking, collaboration, adaptability, and creativity can help individuals and organizations thrive in an increasingly technology-driven world.

