Employee Spotlight: Dai Rui

In celebration of International Women in Engineering Day, we’re excited to highlight Dai Rui, a dedicated team member based in Beijing, China. While her role operates behind the scenes, her precision, teamwork, and commitment play a crucial role in the success of our projects. Her story exemplifies how every contribution, whether technical expertise or operational support, helps shape both the industry and VadoTech. 

How did your journey at VadoTech begin?

A friend introduced me to the role. I was searching for a stable opportunity – and yes, the salary was a plus! But beyond that, I found a workplace where people genuinely support one another. Working at VadoTech is one of the best decisions I’ve made. 

What does your role consist of? 

I oversee billing and financial coordination for our vehicle testing projects. This role requires meticulous attention to detail. I work closely with our engineers to ensure that reports are accurate, invoices are processed correctly, and every financial detail aligns with execution of the project. Every successful project relies on a strong support system, and I take pride in being part of it. 

What has been your most memorable experience at VadoTech?

Supporting our winter test drives in Heilongjiang, China. I assisted the team with logistics and provided support to our engineers on-site. It was cold, intense, and filled with challenges, but it also built real teamwork and trust. I learnt a lot from that experience. 

What do you enjoy most about working at VadoTech? 

The people and the work culture. It’s a comfortable yet professional environment where I feel respected and trusted. When challenges arise, my supervisors are always ready to lend a helping hand. That kind of support motivates me every day. 

What does International Women in Engineering Day mean to you?

It signifies inspiration and empowerment.  

It serves as a reminder that women belong in engineering – whether in technical positions or supporting roles. The industry thrives on diversity, and I hope more women recognise their value and potential in this field.

Do you have any advice for women entering the engineering field?

Carry out your responsibilities with care and confidence – that alone is a significant contribution. If you can support others, do so, but never underestimate the importance of performing your role well. 

About INWED 2025: International Women in Engineering Day (INWED), celebrated annually on June 23^rd, is a global initiative organised by the Women in Engineering Society to recognise the contributions of women in engineering and to promote gender diversity in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics). 

Are you interested in pursuing a career with VadoTech? Explore our current opportunities at vadotech.com/careers.