Tradeswoman (noun)

A woman who is engaged in a particular trade or profession, especially one that is traditionally associated with men, such as construction or engineering.

Origin:

From the combination of the words "trade" and "woman".

Examples:

1. The tradeswoman was the only female electrician on the construction site.
2. She was determined to become a tradeswoman despite her family's objections.
3. The tradeswoman was skilled in carpentry and was able to build her own house.
4. It was unusual to see a tradeswoman in the workshop, but she was welcomed with open arms.
5. The tradeswoman was proud of her profession and worked hard to break the stereotypes.