Systems Engineering and Motherhood -ParenthoodDiaries #91

Systems Engineering and Motherhood - It's as if they probe each other within me to bring interesting realizations into my notice.

Many years ago I worked for developing car's Body Control Module - the ECU that's famously known for always dealing with more than what it is supposed to!

I remember the days when I and my team members used to debate amongst us, further heavily with the suppliers, about what all ways the paper based label that's pasted on BCM's housing could get destroyed.

What if someone splashes hot tea at it?

What if the ECU's temperature rises suddenly and how it shall still stick to the ECU's housing?

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What if someone does this, and that, and what not?

After many years, one day during our road-trip, one of my kids casually bent under the dashboard, removed the label from our car's BCM (the same one that I worked for, by the way) and he then stick it in my palm. This was never a use case in our debates back then!

Once the label was removed, I could never place it back as perfectly as I thought we had made it to be!

Thank you RAFA!

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Operation Sindoor - bravo, the Indian Armed Forces

Brilliance. Bravery. BHARAT. I proudly salute to the high standards of professional excellence displayed by the Indian Armed Forces.