VIRTUAL CAREER DAY
SHE CAN'T BE WHAT SHE CAN'T SEE
Aerospace Engineer- Caeley Looney
About Caeley Looney
Caeley Looney is a total space geek, avid Netflix binger, and French fry lover. Her Twitter tag line reads ‘Rocket Scientist by day, Editor in Chief by night’ as she does exactly that. Having graduated from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University with a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering in 2018, she now works full-time as a Mission Analyst for L3Harris Technologies where she supports their small satellite programs. Once the work day is over, she comes home and works on Reinvented Magazine. As Founder and President of this 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Caeley works to empower young girls to pursue STEM fields through the creation of the nation’s first ever print magazine written for girls in STEM. Outside of work and running a profit, Caeley is continuing to advance her education by pursuing her M.S. in Space Systems Engineering part-time at Johns Hopkins University online. On a less professional level, Caeley spends most of her free time running distances most people call crazy, knitting, and going on long walks on the beach with her dogs.
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HER WEBSITE: www.reinventedmagazine.com
Introduction
1. What inspired you to pursue this career?
2. How long have you been doing your job?
3. What kind of education is required for your career?
4. What personal experiences or skills that you have have been helpful for your job?
5. Which of your personality traits are helpful and important for your job?
6. What is a typical day like in your job?
7. What do you like the most about your job?
8. What are your least favorite parts of the job?
9. What is the most interesting story that happened during your job?
10. What is the most interesting story that happened during your job?
11. Did you face any specific challenges because of your gender in a male-dominated career?
12. What advice do you have for someone who might want to pursue this career
