WEBINAR SERIES

Engineering the Future

Three Conversations About the Future of the Profession

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Systems engineering is evolving fast. Digital transformation, model-based approaches, workforce shifts, and emerging technologies are reshaping what engineers need to know and how organizations prepare for what comes next.

Courtney Wright, ESEP, led three conversations with leading voices in systems and digital engineering that explored career growth, workforce development, engineering education, and the role of modeling in the profession's future.

Watch the full series below. ⇓

Part 1: Career paths in systems and digital engineering

Part 2: Preparing Tomorrow’s Systems Engineers

Part 3: Do systems engineers need to know sysml?

Meet the Host

Courtney Wright, ESEP | SPEC Innovations Director of Solution Engineering

Courtney Wright is a recognized leader in systems engineering, model-based systems engineering (MBSE), and digital engineering. With more than two decades of experience supporting government, defense, and commercial organizations, Courtney helps teams modernize their engineering practices and successfully implement digital transformation initiatives.

She is an INCOSE Expert Systems Engineering Professional (ESEP) and a frequent speaker on systems engineering trends, workforce development, and the future of engineering.

Nicole Hutchison, Ph.D., CSEP

Nicole serves as Editor-in-Chief of the Systems Engineering Body of Knowledge (SEBoK). Her work focuses on systems engineering workforce development, competency modeling, and the future of engineering education. With 20 years of experience in systems engineering and government consulting, Nicole is a recognized thought leader in developing the next generation of systems engineers.

Joseph Parker

Joseph is President, CEO, and Founder of iN2STEM Solutions, Inc., where he helps organizations solve challenges through systems and digital engineering, and technology innovation. A former U.S. Army and industry corporate officer with more than 50 years of leadership experience, Joseph is also an advocate for STEM education and workforce development, helping prepare future engineers and technical leaders for success.

David Long, ESEP

David is President of Blue Holon, Inc. and an industry leader. With over 30 years of experience developing and applying systems engineering methods across various industries, David has helped organizations improve how they design, analyze, and manage complex systems. He is a past INCOSE President and frequent speaker on the future of systems engineering, MBSE adoption, and digital transformation.

Continue exploring the future of systems engineering

The conversations don't have to end here! Whether you're advancing your career, developing new skills, or exploring modern engineering practices, SPEC Innovations offers resources to help you continue learning and prepare for what's next.