Driving a Digital Future
The Digital Transformation Technical Leaders Program is a multi-month effort designed to develop scientists and engineers into digital scientists and engineers who will become the technical leaders of tomorrow. Through a combination of training and apprenticeship, real problems from the workplace are taken on. Real-time application of techniques ensures that relevant knowledge is gained throughout the program.
The program empowers scientists and engineers to use complex digital tools to solve tough technical problems, often creating entirely new workflows that can transform the way they work and accelerate science innovation.
Accelerating Skills Development
Everyone is fighting for the same digital talent. You can't hire them, and most companies don't have the resources or capabilities to create them. Enthought does. Enthought trains nearly 1,000 scientists and engineers every year, empowering them with the skills needed to accelerate their work leveraging state-of-the-art scientific computing.
A Program for Developing Technical Leaders
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Duration + Location |
Learning Activity |
Description |
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Onsite or Virtual (2 weeks) |
Introductory Courses In Scientific Python | Gain foundational skills |
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Virtual (5 weeks) |
Capstone Project | Bridging the introductory courses and the apprenticeship, these science-based projects test trainees' ability to apply their python skills in a realistic environment. Regular instructor engagement ensures successful project completion. |
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Virtual (3-5 weeks) |
Apprenticeship Prep | 1. People Selection
2. Project Selection 3. Data Preparation |
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Onsite or Virtual (3 weeks) |
Apprenticeship on Projects | Full-time intensive project
+ Daily mentoring/support |
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Virtual (3+ months) |
Project Work + Individual Mentoring | Ongoing mentorship supports the smooth transition of the apprenticeship project into the participants' real-work environment |
Training Resources
Why Top Materials Company Idemitsu Partnered with Enthought to Accelerate Product Innovation using Materials Informatics
Idemitsu’s Path to R&D Digital Transformation Idemitsu has a rich 100 year history of developing products alongside leading OEMs from project onset, and today is…
[eBook] Digital Transformation in the Life Sciences Industry
The Lab of the Future: Barriers to Digital Transformation in the Life Sciences Industry Experts predict over the next two years, life sciences companies will…
[eBook] Digital Transformation in the Materials Science Industry
The Lab of the Future: Barriers to Digital Transformation in the Materials Science Industry Materials and chemical companies know that building a digital “lab of…
5 Tips to Kickstart Your Journey to the Future-Proofed R&D Lab
5 Tips to Kickstart Your Journey to the Future-Proofed R&D Lab Despite an increase in digital transformation efforts across all industries, 70% fall short…
[White Paper] Optimized Workflows in the Life Sciences
Optimized Workflows: Towards Reproducible, Extensible and Scalable Bioinformatics Pipelines A bioinformatics pipeline is an analysis workflow that takes input data files in unprocessed raw form…
New Application Transforms Chip Communication Subsystem Testing
Freescale Semiconductor needed to transform their testing processes. Freescale’s High Speed Signal Integrity (HSSI) group is responsible for testing the electrical characteristics of the communications…
Active Learning Improves Polymer Formulation Scale-Up Efficiency
A Specialty Chemical Company Wanted to Remove the Bottleneck from their Polymer Scale-Up Process Many of the high tech products we interact with on a…
10X Efficiency Gain and Improved Classification Using Deep Learning
Use AI techniques to efficiently extract mineralogy and grain size statistics from thin sections Thin sections provide the closest examination of in situ rock properties,…
Accelerating Consumer Products Reformulation with Machine Learning
Consumer products need to be reformulated continually in order to adapt to new market forces, government regulations, and supply chain limitations. In some markets, sustainability…
The Journey to Digital-centric Chemicals and Materials Laboratories
Digital technologies and the innovation they enable are steadily transforming chemicals and materials labs. This webinar proposes five ‘levels’ of lab digital capability, providing managers…
Our Experts
Alexandre Chabot-Leclerc
Vice President, Digital Transformation Solutions
Tim Diller
Director, Digital Transformation Services
Mark Dickinson
Director, Software Architecture
Eric Olsen
Director, Training Solutions
Glen Granzow
Scientific Software Technical Trainer
Sogo Shiozawa
Scientific Software Developer
Kuya Takami
Senior DTX Services Consultant and Instructor