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Manuela Midl
Automotive Technology & Humanities
Manuela Midl is an experienced engineer and manager who has built a successful career at TTTech in Silicon Valley, specializing in real-time networking platforms and safety controls for automotive, industrial, aerospace, and space industries.
With a background in Automotive Electronics and Electronics Engineering, Manuela has held various technical and project management roles in Autonomous Driving programs, Industrial IoT startup product development across different countries like Austria, India, Germany, and the U.S.
She has actively negotiated and overseen multimillion-dollar strategic projects and partnerships, showcasing her expertise in managing complex technical initiatives.
Manuela Midl is known for her customer-facing approach, innovative mindset, and passion for advancing safe technologies. She believes in the integration of art and philosophy to drive innovation and ethical technology use.
Apart from her engineering roles, Manuela has also explored diverse interests by delving into art history, philosophy, and even teaching yoga.
Her professional experience includes roles at prominent organizations like Zoox, The Quantum Economy, and TTTech Auto, where she demonstrated her skills in program management, technical leadership, and project engineering.
With a well-rounded educational background spanning Automotive Electronics, Electronics Engineering, and Art History & Philosophy, Manuela Midl brings a unique blend of technical expertise and creative thinking to her professional endeavors.
Throughout her career, she has been a strong advocate for women in tech, promoting diversity and inclusion in the technology industry.
Manuela's approach to work emphasizes not just technical challenges but also the beauty of life's adventures, merging her passion for innovation with a desire for meaningful connections and experiences.
Highlights
I’m excited to share an enlightening event at the Gray Area Museum in San Francisco: the captivating exhibition 'Difference Machines.' The show brings together contemporary artists who engage with the complex relationship between the technologies we use and the identities we inhabit.
Personal identity refers to the unique characteristics, traits, beliefs, memories, and experiences that define an individual. Have you ever wondered what truly defines you over time, and can an algorithm say anything about who you are? ‘Difference Machines’ delves into these thought-provoking questions, exploring the issue of systemic algorithmic bias that permeates our lives and the incredible potential of the digital space post-race, post-gender, etc.
Don't miss this enlightening journey through art, tech, and philosophy. If you are a technology or AI practitioner, I strongly encourage you to visit this thought-provoking show. It is in San Francisco until the end of August, and will then move to Chicago. https://lnkd.in/gdYESxZX
The 'User Guide' to Difference Machines is a fantastic resource to accompany your exhibition tour: https://lnkd.in/ghkKSfKJ
#GrayAreaMuseum #arttechphilosophy #identity #algorithmicbias #digitalfuture #sanfrancisco #chicago #artandtech
Cc. Wade Wallerstein Dr. Tina Rivers Ryan Hasan Elahi
The artwork presented below is Saya Woolfalk‘s Landscape of Anticipation 2.0.
