Feb 26 2024 28 mins
Emilie Camera ‘17, ‘18, a mechanical engineer at Steinway & Sons, shares her journey of blending her passion for music with her expertise in engineering to craft bespoke pianos. From collaborating with designers to navigating manufacturing challenges, Emilie provides insights into the intricate process of creating custom pianos, including limited editions and one-of-a-kind pieces. She reflects on her experiences traveling abroad to Steinway's factories and emphasizes the importance of understanding end-users' perspectives in shaping product design. Through her story, Emilie inspires listeners to explore diverse career paths within engineering and highlights the rewarding intersection of art and engineering in crafting musical instruments. Please note that due to technical difficulties, one of our host’s audio isn’t as high quality as we’d prefer in this episode. Thanks for bearing with us.
Transcript Link: https://www.engineering.cornell.edu/engineering-career-conversations
She can be found on social media:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilie-camera/
A tip she shares is, “Some job shops have a lot of good design for manufacturing (DFM) information/tips on their websites (Protolabs, Xometry, etc).”
Melissa Bazley, Editor
Transcript Link: https://www.engineering.cornell.edu/engineering-career-conversations
She can be found on social media:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilie-camera/
A tip she shares is, “Some job shops have a lot of good design for manufacturing (DFM) information/tips on their websites (Protolabs, Xometry, etc).”
Melissa Bazley, Editor