The Iron Ring with Hannah Ahmadi Torshizi and Zineb Bamouh

In this episode of The Iron Ring, we're reintroducing Women in Engineering! We're sitting down with Hannah Ahmadi Torshizi (Co-VP Outreach of WIE) and Zineb Bamouh (Director Marketing of WIE) to discuss the impact of university organizations like Women in Engineering, the importance of representation in STEM, and the unexpected skills that shape an engineering student’s journey.

From switching disciplines to getting involved in student life, Hannah and Zineb will share their experiences navigating university and planning for their careers. Join the hosts as they catch up with friends and dive into what makes WIE so great—community, creativity, and a shared passion for engineering!  

How can you participate? Join us in person or online by registering for the Zoom Meeting or watching live on YouTube.

Have questions? Send them to info.4@concordia.ca

Zineb Bamouh

Zineb is a third year engineering student. She started in Software before switching to Computer Engineering and has a particular interest in hardware. This is her first year with Women in Engineering and she is currently the Director of Marketing. Her involvement in WIE gives her an opportunity to advocates for the equality of minorities and to motivate other women in the field.

Hannah Ahmadi Torshizi

Hannah is a fourth year civil engineering student. This is her second year as part of the outreach team for Women in Engineering. Previously the Director of Outreach for elementary, she now occupies the position of Co-VP. Through the outreach program, she strives to inspire and guide young students towards the engineering world.

Chaaron Nahar Rahman

Chaaron is a Mechanical Engineering student completing her last year and the current VP Marketing for Women in Engineering. Alongside her studies, she has completed three internships at Pratt & Whitney and CN Rail. With four years of active involvement in WIE, she is passionate about championing equal opportunities in engineering.

Amanda Sanderson

Amanda is currently a second-year Aerospace Engineering student in the Aerodynamics and Propulsion concentration at Concordia University. While she studies, she works part-time, is an ambassador for Women in Engineering and likes to stay active. She loves to ask questions and learn, and her future ambitions include travelling the world and contributing to innovation and advancement in engineering.