Secretary
She/Her
Genevieve Kane, D.Eng, is an optimal proximity correction metrology advisory engineer for IBM Research. She completed her undergraduate studies at the State University of New York at New Paltz and the State University of New York at Albany, where she majored in electrical engineering, physics, and music. She earned an M.S. in nanoscale engineering at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering at SUNY Albany in 2014 and a doctorate in materials science and engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2021.
In her current role at IBM, Dr. Kane serves as a strategist for metrology, targeting new and novel measurements for future semiconductor technology nodes. She is a program manager for joint development agreements across metrology companies, helping to advance metrology infrastructure for industry.
A life member of the Society of Women Engineers, Dr. Kane has been a leader in the Society by participating at all levels, including her term as FY19 collegiate director, when she advocated for collegiates during SWE’s governance transitions and chartered the collegiate engagement task force to guide the revitalization of collegiate leadership programs. She then helped the Society streamline governing documents toward a more sustainable, compliance-driven structure during her term as bylaws chair.
By diversifying her leadership roles, Dr. Kane is acutely aware of how different members are impacted by changes to the Society. She welcomes the opportunity to act as a voice for diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging as a member of the SWE Board of Directors and is committed to leading the organization toward increased global presence and excellence.
In addition to SWE, Dr. Kane advocates for precollege STEM initiatives, often volunteering for Project Lead the Way, FIRST Robotics, and at local high schools, speaking to youth about her STEM journey. She lives in the Capital District in New York State with her husband and rescue dogs. She enjoys Zumba, hiking, and playing the violin.
Email: secretary@swe.org