This headline is the other side of the "why are girls not interested in science and technology" argument. We shouldn't have to call it out like being a "woman e

This headline is the other side of the "why are girls not interested in science and technology" argument. We shouldn't have to call it out like being a "woman engineer" is different than just an "engineer." At least the article is closer to agnostic about it, but I wonder if they'd have called out the work/home balance and her struggles with being a good dad if the situation were reversed.