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The persistent engineerSekai Musoki defies what is typical in the mining industry and provides valuable representation and support for other women looking to advance in their roles

Sekai Musoki defies what is typical in the mining industry and provides valuable representation and support for other women looking to advance in their roles

By Alice Martin

March 08, 2024

Courtesy of Sekai Musoki

Sekai Musoki, principal of construction for digital systems at BHP’s Jansen project, knew she would have to smash the glass ceiling throughout her career. Today, she uses her own experience to help other women break through barriers in engineering.

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