Power that pollinates

Not every engineer starts with a textbook. Some start with a wrench.In this episode of Power Onward, Kim talks with Taylor about what it means to build a career from hands-on experience. Taylor shares how she went from managing an oil change shop to leading a 25-person test engineering team at Cummins. Through stories from the garage to the test cell, she shows how confidence and capability grow when curiosity leads the way.Hear how Taylor’s real-world perspective shapes how Cummins validates engine performance, supports team development, and contributes to a more inclusive workplace.In this episode, you’ll learn:How hands-on experience builds a strong foundation in engineeringWhat engine testing looks like behind the scenes at CumminsHow leadership and mentorship go hand-in-hand in technical environmentsAdditional ResourcesCummins powers womenIndiana Native Plants SIU Automotive Technology ProgramCummins: Social responsibilityCummins: Corporate responsibility Interested in learning more? Subscribe to the [3-minute Power Up] to get breakthrough stories and the latest innovations in power technology delivered  straight to your inbox: https://www.cummins.com/news/podcast#subscribe  Dive into the conversation:(00:00) This is Power Onward(00:33) From oil changes to Cummins: how it all began(02:34) Learning to trust her value in engineering spaces(05:38) Navigating challenges as a woman in engineering(08:14) How Cummins and gardening shaped Taylor’s purpose(11:36) A deeper look at community, belonging, and leadership(13:18) What it’s like inside the testing lab(16:00) What night shift leadership taught her about resilience

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