About this event

Electronics engineers are expected to lead the evolution of technology—but innovation without regulation and security risks compromising the very people it is meant to serve. In today’s rapidly advancing world, electronics engineers carry a significant responsibility to uphold standards and ensure compliance, particularly in critical areas such as building construction, cybersecurity, and data protection.

As part of the seminar series organized by the students of ECE0055L – ECE Seminars, this first installment will explore the practical responsibilities of electronics engineers and how they uphold their professional oath: to protect public safety by ensuring systems are secure, reliable, and compliant with established standards.

This session will be delivered by Engr. Lyle Anthony Jowill G. Villas, PECE, ACPE, Immediate Past President of IECEP National. With extensive experience both in industry practice and in contributing to the development of engineering standards in the Philippines, Engr. Villas brings valuable expertise and insight, making him a highly distinguished speaker on this subject.

Join us as we examine how electronics engineers shape regulation and safeguard the future—and discover what it truly means to build a protected and secure technological landscape.

Because in a world driven by innovation, true progress is measured not just by what we create—but by how well we protect it.