Ginger Woo is a Senior Industrial Designer at Fluke Corporation, where she designs purposeful tools for users who keep the world up and running. She is passionate about mentoring up and coming designers through Fluke’s internship program.
She hopes to create more opportunities and greater recognition for women in the industrial design profession through IDSA’s network and resources as a way to give back to the community that has supported her.
Ginger also co-hosts the podcast Beyond Ray: Women Led Conversation on Industrial Design, platforming women and non-binary designers and providing listeners a deep view into the different journeys someone can embark on with an industrial design background.
Beyond Ray Podcast
Beyond Ray Podcast welcomes Jillian Tackaberry of MNML to a special live episode for this year’s Women in Design Deep Dive. Beyond Ray will interview Jillian about her design career that began with student work and awards, and discuss how it has grown into a leadership role. Early on, she was driven to dig deeper than asked on projects, accelerating her capabilities and career. Jillian credits her capacity to stay engaged with every stage of the design process for her success and her approach to leading a team. Don’t miss this live candid conversation that gets to the core of the design career path and explores how women can thrive in the industrial design field.
The audiance will learn. . .
Ginger has been involved with IDSA since she was a student, learning from many gracious mentors in the organization that have been generous with their time. Drawing from her experience organizing events with the student chapter of IDSA, it feels natural to her to continue that work of building an inclusive design community through service as Vice Chair of IDSA’s Women in Design Seattle Chapter. In 2022, Ginger co-founded a podcast called “Beyond Ray” which hosts conversations with women industrial designers. It is a platform for revealing the anecdotes, catastrophes, achievements, 180 pivots and true passion that drives people to their most creative selves.
Vice Chair, Women in Design Seattle Chapter
