Emerging Professionals 2nd Regulars Table
Tackling the Skills Shortage with AI - The Solution for Your Organisation-Practical Use Cases from Everyday Engineering Work
Date: Monday, December 15th
Time: 3pm – 5pm (GMT)
Where: online
Register: email Amanda-Jane.Gainford@nsai.ie or sharon.nevin@nsai.ie
Artificial intelligence is far more than a trend – it is transforming everyday engineering work.
In this webinar, you will discover how AI can help you master real-world challenges, automate repetitive tasks, and drive innovation forward. NSAI’s guest speaker Adrian Russ, TÜV-certified AI expert, and engineer with international project experience, will present inspiring use cases demonstrating how AI can be applied – from office workflows to complex engineering tasks.
The session covers everything from practical applications with ChatGPT to AI-based knowledge management systems and advanced AI agents. The goal is to open up new perspectives on efficiency, problem-solving, and overcoming the skills shortage in engineering. You will gain concrete examples, fresh inspiration for your work, and the opportunity to explore AI as a powerful tool for your own field.
To register for the webinar, please email your interest to Amanda-Jane.Gainford@nsai.ie or sharon.nevin@nsai.ie, using the subject line ‘Emerging Professionals Regulars Table’.
If you’d like to learn more about NSAI’s Emerging Professionals, please visit - https://www.nsai.ie/standards/standards-innovation/nsais-young-professionals-network/.
About Adrian Russ:
Adrian Russ is an engineer and the founder of Adrian Russ Consulting. After several years in international plant engineering, he now helps companies future-proof their knowledge and workflows using artificial intelligence. His focus is on practical AI solutions that empower engineers, simplify daily work, and counteract the skills shortage.
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