Melissa Lynch (far left) took to Twitter to tweet her and her engineer friends. She is a software engineer and her friends vary from mechanical engineers to environmental engineers.
The #ILookLikeAnEngineer campaign was started to break the stereotypes which surround female engineers. Thousands of female engineers took to Twitter to dispel the negative stereotypes surrounding the type of women that go into engineering.
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