Schedule

8:30 – 9:30 am

Welcome and Opening Keynotes


Welcome and Opening Keynotes

Topic: Climate Accords and Climate Pacts: Trust but Verify
Inez Fung
Professor, Atmospheric Science, UC Berkeley

Topic: Revolutionize and Improve Healthcare with Sensor Technology
Patti Robb
Senior Vice President of Software, Dexcom

9:30 – 9:45 am

Break


Break

9:45 – 10:45 am

Emerging Technologies Concurrent Sessions:

● Fire and Water
● AI for Health
● Cybersecurity
● Virtual Reality

Professional Development Concurrent Sessions:

● Job and Internship Search
● Secrets of Professional Networking and Negotiations

Concurrent Session A

Emerging Technologies Concurrent Sessions

A1 ● Fire and Water

Session Chairs:
Ayca Erdogan
Associate Professor, Industrial and Systems Engineering, San José State University
Hongrui Liu
Assistant Professor, Industrial and Systems Engineering, San José State University
Session Summary:
Climate change is having serious impacts on the environment, peoples’ lives and operations of systems. Among these include impacts of recent wildfires and drought on water supply systems. In this session we have speakers with backgrounds in electrical engineering, civil engineering, geography and environmental studies, who will talk about changing requirements, plans, projects and modeling efforts to guide decision making to manage wildfire risks and water supply. We will also discuss the importance of interdisciplinary teams and the role of engineers to tackle current issues and emerging challenges in this area.

Planning and Analysis for a Secure Water Supply Future
Samantha Greene
Senior Water Resources Specialist
Santa Clara Valley Water District
Taming Fire and Water
Gurkiran Kaur
Capital Delivery Manager – Electrical
California Water Service
Water System Wildfire Risk Mitigation
Devi Prasanna
Capital Delivery Manager
California Water Service
Preparing for wildfire evacuation and alternatives: Exploring influences on residents’ intended evacuation behaviors and mitigations
Amanda Stasiewicz
Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Studies & the Wildfire Interdisciplinary Research Center
SJSU
A2 ● AI for Health

Session Chair:
Feruza Amirkulova
Assistant Professor,  Mechanical Engineering,  San José State University
Session Summary:
Over the last decade, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have been used extensively in various fields of medical science improving healthcare as well as accelerating drug discovery and development. This special session on “AI for Health” will focus on recent discoveries in these fields and specifically discuss the applications of AI methods in healthcare, medicine, and drug discoveries. Common biomedical datasets, including patient health records, medical images, EKG and other vitals, and much more combine to quickly build a complete understanding of patient health and can be used to build and train predictive data-driven models. This session will discuss and review the applications of these AI techniques in healthcare including optimization of matching organ donors with recipients, early cancer diagnostics, wearable healthcare technology, and enhanced prosthetics. In addition, recent developments in AI/ML and high-performance computing have made it possible to explore the use of these technologies in various stages of the drug discovery cycle to reduce cycle time and to bring novel medicines to the market. Therefore, this special session will also highlight some of the opportunities in the areas of drug discovery where AI/ML can be used including end-to-end drug discovery and drug development in forward and reverse translation.

AI in Health with MATLAB and Simulink
Aycan Hacioglu
Customer Success Engineer
MathWorks
When Engineering Mindset Meets Curiosity in Biology
Parisa Mazrooei
Scientist
Genentech
AI in Drug Discovery and Development
Jayanthi Subramani
Executive Director, R&D Informatics – Digital, Technology, and Innovation
Amgen
A3 ● Cybersecurity

Session Chair:
Fatemeh Davoudi
Assistant Professor, Aviation And Technology, San José State University
Session Summary:
One of the main challenges in cyberspace is cybersecurity. Organizations deploy cybersecurity as a means of safeguarding their systems, applications, networks and databases from unauthorized access and potential digital attacks. This technical session will provide information on various aspects of cybersecurity concerns and practices including fraud, risk and trust in eCommerce, social engineering attacks, and recent evolution in the cyber threats landscape.

Fraud, Risk, and Trust in eCommerce
Stephanie Moyerman
Senior Director, Risk and Trust Science
eBay, Inc.
Recent Evolutions in the Cyber Threat Landscape
Prajakta Jagdale
Director of Offensive Security
Palo Alto Networks
Social Engineering Attacks and Our Actions
Radhika Rastogi
Product Security Leader
CapitalOne
A4 ● Virtual Reality

Session Chair:
Wencen Wu
Associate Professor, Computer Engineering, San José State University
Session Summary:
Virtual Reality (VR) has witnessed a significant growth in the past decade. With a VR headset, you’re fully absorbed in computer-generated 3D worlds, creating a major shift in how we experience the digital realm. This technology has the potential to change our lives, the way we socialize, and the way we work. Many industries have already adopted VR solutions to help with their specific needs. For example, in the automobile industry, you can experiment with new automobile designs with VR. In healthcare, doctors can be fully immersed in high-rise pediatric trauma situations to provide second opinions. Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, more and more consumers have invested in AR/VR technology as a way of socially distant interaction.  In this session, two industry leaders in the area of VR will discuss the recent advancements in the area.

What AR is and How it Works
Jen Tong
Software Developer
Independent
Inertial Sensors: Technology that turns virtual into reality
Julie Willey
Senior Systems Design Engineer
Meta
Journey through the Matrix – Exploring the Future of Identity and Collaboration through Virtual Worlds
Liv Erickson
Sr. Manager
Mozilla

Concurrent Session A

Professional Development Concurrent Sessions

A5 ● Job and Internship Search

Session Summary:
Everyone is familiar with the big job boards – Glassdoor, Indeed, LinkedIn. Come learn how to optimize your searches as well as other methods to increase your chances of landing a job or internship that will be the right fit for you.

Presenter
Kelly Masegian
Career Counselor
SJSU Career Center
A6 ● Secrets of Professional Networking and Negotiations

Session Chairs:
Debra Caires
Career Coach, San José State University
Liat Rosenfeld
Assistant Professor, Chemical Engineering, San José State University
Session Summary:
Listen as our panel of women in STEM share their experiences working their way into current satisfying tech roles and how they navigated the hiring maze. You’ll hear their perspectives and gain insight on overcoming challenges and making use of networking events and platforms. These passionate women in tech will share what they wish they had known early in their career that could have made their career journeys easier, in the hopes that they can make your career journey easier and wildly successful.

Panelist
Alyssa Galvan
Content Strategist
Meta
Panelist
Shobana Radhakrishnan
Senior Director of Engineering
Google TV, Google
Panelist
Ekta Sahasi
Founder & CEO
spikeview inc.
Panelist
Uma Subramanian
Technical Sales
IBM

10:45 – 11:00 am

Break


Break

11:00 – 12:00 pm

Emerging Technologies Concurrent Sessions:

● Climate Resilience
● Wearables and Medical Robotics
● Financial Technologies and Cryptocurrency
● Quantum Computing

Professional Development Concurrent Sessions:

● Employer Tips on Job and Internship Success
● Engineering Your Best Life Workshop

Concurrent Session B

Emerging Technologies Concurrent Sessions

B1 ● Climate Resilience

Session Chair:
Olivia Yip
Assistant Professor, Civil and Engineering, San José State University
Session Summary:
Climate resilience is the ability to anticipate, prepare, and respond to events related to climate. In the Bay Area, many government and private companies are needing to manage tasks such as reducing flood risk due to sea-level rise. This session is made up of 3 women working in the Bay Area whose work is linked to climate resilience. Please join our session to hear from 3 civil engineers who will share about projects such as the Waterfront Resilience Program with the Port of San Francisco, Adapting to Sea Level Rise in Foster City, and Water Efficiency and Restoration Projects at Facebook/Meta!

Adapting to Sea Level Rise in Foster City
Francine Magno, P.E.
Senior Civil Engineer
City of Foster City
Developing Resilience to Climate Hazards
Daisy Ramirez Lopez
Environmental Engineer
Pathways Climate Institute
Developing Climate Resilient Data Centers
Christina Casler
Water Manager
Meta
B2 ● Wearables and Medical Robotics

Session Chair:
Lin Jiang
Assistant Professor, Computer Engineering, San José State University
Session Summary:
Intelligent robotic and autonomous systems, as well as smart wearables have the potential to aid and complement healthcare in an effort to spark novel interdisciplinary initiatives between medical, engineering, and science communities. In this session, engineering leaders in industry and research will speak about how state-of-art wearable and robotic technologies combined with machine intelligence and autonomy meet the current need for safer, smarter, and more efficient delivery of care to everyone.

Where Wearable Technology is Headed
Elizabeth Gomes
Biomedical Engineer
Blumio, Inc
Technology Trends in Robotic Assisted Surgery
Neeta Mhatre
Vice President, Global Program Mgmt Office
Intuitive Surgical
Mimi Audia Parker
Mechanical Engineer
Omron Robotics and Safety Technologies, Inc.
Dhanya Rangaraj Mehta
Product Operations Manager
Apple
B3 ● Financial Technologies and Cryptocurrency

Session Chair:
Jorjeta Jetcheva
Assistant Professor, Computer Engineering, San José State University
Session Summary:
Over the last few years, the financial sector has been undergoing a massive tech disruption and has recruited some of the top Artificial Intelligence (AI) scientists in the world. In this session, we will get a glimpse of the transformation that is taking place and a sense for its growing significance in our everyday lives. Our speakers will touch on topics related to management of financial fraud risk with the use of AI , digital payment challenges, and the wildly popular concept of NFTs.

Everything That You Need to Know About Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs)
Elizabeth Kukka
VP of Operations (Pngme), Co-Founder (Masa), Consultant (CCN)
Pngme, Masa Finance, Compute Coin Network (CCN)
Fintech Innovation through Critical Mass and Scale
Natasha Dsouza
Senior Product Manager – Risk
J.P. Morgan Chase
Manage Fin-tech Fraud Risk with AI/ML
Julie Ye
Senior Director
Paypal Inc.
B4 ● Quantum Computing

Session Chairs:
Hillary Hurst
Assistant Professor, Physics & Astronomy, San José State University
Hiu Yung Wong
Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering, San José State University
Session Summary:
Quantum mechanics describes the behavior of matter at the atomic and subatomic scale, which can act in surprising and powerful ways. Quantum computing capitalizes on the laws of quantum mechanics to create new algorithms and computers that can perform tasks beyond the reach of today’s computer technology. Confined to research labs for many decades, quantum computers are now entering the private sector, where ‘quantum engineers’ are working to build new and better quantum hardware. Join this session to learn about the new field of quantum computing and opportunities to get involved. Leaders in research and industry will speak about the promise and challenges of ‘real-world’ quantum computing.

What’s the buzz about quantum computing?
Kayleigh Cassella, Ph.D.
Senior Quantum Engineer
Atom Computing
Quantum computing: what is it and how to get there?
Yujin Cho
Postdoctoral Researcher
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Sarah Sheldon
Senior Manager, Quantum Theory and Capabilities
IBM
Superconducting Quantum Fabrication
Kim Vu
Lead Engineer
Rigetti Quantum Computing

Concurrent Session B

Professional Development Concurrent Sessions

B5 ● Employer Tips on Job and Internship Success

Session Chair:
Kelly Masegian
Career Counselor, SJSU Career Center
Session Summary:
Hear from company representatives about how to best approach all aspects of the job search from applying to interviewing to career growth.

Panelist
Marisa Diaz
University Programs Specialist, Hispanic Serving Institute Outreach
Google
Panelist
Manisha Gambhir
Senior Principal Analog Engineer, Central Engineering
Marvell
Panelist
Neelima Goshike
Head of Prisma Cloud Customer Engineering
Palo Alto Networks
Panelist
Simone Schiller
Associate Vice President, Legal
Agilent Technologies, Inc.
B6 ● Engineering Your Best Life Workshop

Session Chair:
Nicole Okamoto
Conference Chair and Associate Dean,  Undergraduate Studies and Student Success, San José State University
Session Summary:
Did you know that the company you choose to work for early in your career matters more than your responsibilities, pay, or job title? Where you work matters, especially if you are someone from an underrepresented background. It took me a while to figure that out. Learn why working in the tech industry can be impactful and how you can increase your odds of joining the right company to set you up for long term financial success and unlock meaningful networks.
The Engineering Your Best Life Workshop is a curated workshop designed to guide and mentor you consider your dream role. The job navigation process can be daunting, slow, and unguided. But I am here to help you manifest your career goals.  What You’ll Get:
● Hands-on exercises to design a journey line for telling your story
● Session to help you challenge the perceptions around self-promotion
● Session that helps you think through your risk tolerance and discover your best career trajectory
● Top people you need to have in your network
● My list of highly recommended books
● And if you are curious about corporate governing boards, I’ll share more about how I am spending my time these days!

Workshop Leader
Merline Saintil
Silicon Valley Executive and Board Member

12:00 – 12:30 pm

Lunch


Lunch

12:30 – 1:10 pm

Lunch Keynote


Lunch Keynote

Topic: The Power of Curiosity Combined with an Engineering Mindset
Ruthie D. Lyle, Ph.D.
Principal Technical Patent Architect, NVIDIA

Plenary Speech

Topic: Engineering Your Best Career
Merline Saintil
Silicon Valley Executive and Board Member

1:10 – 1:50 pm

Roundtable Discussions


Roundtable Discussions

1:50 – 2:00 pm

Break


Break

2:00 – 3:00 pm

Emerging Technologies Concurrent Sessions:

● Grid Management and Batteries
● Next Generation Biotech
● AI and Social Networks
● New Space Era

Professional Development Concurrent Sessions:

● Advice from New Engineering Professionals
● Career Stories and Strategies

Concurrent Session C

Emerging Technologies Concurrent Sessions

C1 ● Grid Management and Batteries

Session Chair:
Dahyun Oh
Assistant Professor, Materials Engineering, San José State University
Session Summary:
Global energy consumption is projected to increase by nearly 50% in 30 years. In particular, electricity is the main energy source that supports our daily life. To meet this high demand, electricity storage and distribution has become an important issue that entails multi-dimensional efforts in various sectors. This session focuses on grid-scale energy distribution and energy storage at the atomic level inside battery cells. Speakers from two leading companies will discuss the current state of grid management and batteries, and how these two sectors will pave the way to zero-emission technology.

Decarbonizing the Grid
Audrey Lee
Sr Director, Energy Strategy
Microsoft
Atomic perspective in materials design for lithium ion batteries
Danna Qian
Cell Materials Engineer
Tesla
C2 ● Next Generation Biotech

Session Chairs:
Crystal Han
Associate Professor, Computer Engineering, San José State University
Fariah Mahzabeen
Associate Professor, Aviation and Technology, San José State University
Session Summary:
The field of biotechnology has been growing at a revolutionary speed, enabling new ways to predict, monitor, diagnose, and treat diseases. In this session, you will hear about emerging biotechnologies from panelists from both academia and industry. The topics to be discussed include tissue engineering, smart health monitoring, and next generation sequencing (NGS), along with real-world perspectives of career options in biotech. The session will conclude with a Q&A open to the session attendees.

3D human liver tissue engineering for human liver disease study and cell replacement therapies
Da Yoon No
Postdoctoral Scholar
Stanford University
Multi-Cancer Early Detection (MCED), a beginning of new era of cancer screening
Byoungsok Jung
Vice President, R&D
GRAIL, LLC
Novel Technologies in regulated healthcare industry
Radia Abdul Wahab
Assoc. Director, Systems Engineering, Bioinformatics and Software
Guardant Health
C3 ● AI and Social Networks

Session Chair:
Xiao Su
Associate Dean, Graduate Studies and Research, San José State University
Session Summary:
Artificial Intelligence technologies are a key component behind social network platforms in many ways, from analyzing social network data at scale, extracting insights from them, offering personalized content to users, to efficiently scaling up the social network operations. In this session, we will first hear from two industry professionals on how machine learning, a subfield of AI, is used in a popular platform, Twitter, and how the social media AI algorithms impact the lives of young people. The second half of the session will be a discussion session for the attendees to interact with the speakers.

The Impact of Social Media AI Algorithms on the Live of Young Adults
Shilpi Agarwal
CEO
DataEthics4All Foundation
Machine Learning at Twitter
Abby Liu
Machine Learning Engineer
Twitter
C4 ● New Space Era

Session Chairs:
Feruza Amirkulova
Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering, San José State University
Maria Chierchetti
Assistant Professor, Aerospace Engineering, San José State University
Session Summary:
This session will cover current transformations in space communication, transportation and exploration. We are assisting a revolution of how we conceive communication, satellite operations and space transportation. This renewed interest in the space industry is accelerating technological advancement, decreasing costs and leading to better services for our communities, making space accessible to all. Speakers from Planet, Momentus, and SpaceLink will showcase how advancements in technology can lead to a smarter, more affordable and more sustainable space industry.

In-space Infrastructure Services
Mona Golbabaei
Innovation Engineer
Momentus Inc
Agile Aerospace: Lessons Learned from Planet Mission Operations
Lisa McGill
Director of High Resolution Mission Operations
Planet Labs PBC
Always in Sight: Next Generation Data Relay for Satellites
Jeanette Quinlan
Senior Program Manager
NASA & Civil Space SpaceLink

Concurrent Session C

Professional Development Concurrent Sessions

C5 ● Advice from New Engineering Professionals

Session Chair:
Mahima Agumbe Suresh
Assistant Professor, Computer Engineering, San José State University
Session Summary:
Humans learn from experiences – both good and back. As Steve Jobs famously said, we connect the dots backward. This session will offer a view of the dots in reverse.  Join us to learn from the inspiring journeys of new engineers who were in the same boat as you are just a few years ago.

Panelist
Arlene Chandar
Systems Engineer
Panelist
Smruthi Danda
Software Engineer
Microchip
Panelist
Emily Hu
Software Engineer
Flexport
Panelist
Denise Lainez
Thermal Systems Integration Engineer
Lockheed Martin
C6 ● Career Stories and Strategies

Session Chair:
Sheryl Ehrman
Don Beall Dean, Charles W. Davidson College of Engineering, San José State University
Session Summary:
This session will provide conference attendees with an opportunity to gain professional and personal insights from women technical leaders who are not only highly accomplished in their respective fields of endeavor, but also passionate in their advocacy of women as leaders and innovators in technology careers. Each of our panelists will share experiences of working in their respective industries to give attendees a real-world perspective on different career options. They will also share personal and professional challenges faced, lessons learned, and successes achieved during their college years and careers. They will highlight what employers are looking for and how to land that first job as a college graduate.

Panelist
Rose Castanares
SVP of Business Development
TSMC
Panelist
Prerna Makanawala
Vice President of User Experience & Engineering
Palo Alto Networks
Panelist
Bernadette (Bernie) Valencia
Vice President and General Manager – Guam and Micronesia
Matson Navigation

3:00 – 3:15 pm

Break


Break

3:15 – 4:45 pm

Concurrent Career Panels:

● Software and Information Technology
● Semiconductor and Electronics
● Biomedical and Biotech
● Aerospace and Aeronautics
● Building, Infrastructure, and the Environment

Concurrent Career Panels

I. ● Software and Information Technology

Session Chair:
Magdalini Eirinaki
Professor and Associate Chair,  Computer EngineeringSan José State University

Panelist
Kalyani Deshmukh
Data Engineering Consultant
Accenture
Panelist
Lenia Dritsoula
Senior Software Engineer
Google
Panelist
Margi Shroff
Technical Lead
KLA
Panelist
Fay Wu
Co-founder & CEO
Rook Labs, Inc.
Panelist
Latha Venkatachari
VP, Applications Engineering
Synopsys
II. ● Semiconductor and Electronics

Session Chair:
Lili He
Professor, Electrical Engineering,  San José State University

Panelist
Yue Liang, Ph.D.
Senior Manager
NVIDIA
Panelist
Anisha Seli
Director of Product Engineering
Analog Devices
Panelist
Lin Wu, Ph.D.
Director, Power Management and Display IC
TSMC
Panelist
Zhan Yu
Senior Director
Marvell Semiconductors
III. ● Biomedical and Biotech

Session Chair:
Katy Kao
Professor, Chemical and Materials Engineering, San José State University

Panelist
Becky Clark
Sr Manager of Medical Device Engineering
Dexcom
Panelist
Jin Y. Jin, Ph.D
Executive Director and Senior Fellow, Global Head of Modeling and Simulation, Clinical Pharmacology
Genentech
Panelist
Monica Kapil, Ph.D.
Senior Device Engineer
Gilead Sciences
Panelist
Jennifer Gushue
Associate VP of MS Marketing
Agilent
IV. ● Aerospace and Aeronautics

Session Chair:
Tina Panontin
Professor, San José State University

Panelist
Tori Chinn
Aerospace Engineer
NASA Ames Research Center
Panelist
Rachel Cross-Calvert
Lead Field Support Engineer
Zipline International Inc
Panelist
Sarah N. D’Souza
Orion European Service Module Associate Program Lead Engineer
NASA Ames Research Center
Panelist
Margaret Shaw-Lecerf
Staff Research Scientist
Lockheed Martin
V. ● Building, Infrastructure, and the Environment

Session Chairs:
Thalia Anagnos 
Vice Provost of Undergraduate Studies, San José State University
Olivia Yip
Assistant Professor, Civil and Engineering, San José State University

Panelist
Donya Q. Amiri, PE., TE
Founder & CEO
AIM Engineering Consultants, Inc.
Panelist
Emma Nuss
Ph.D. Candidate
University of Washington
Panelist
Zahra Sarwary
Transportation Engineer
Caltrans
Panelist
Lucy Wu
Lead Engineer
WSP

4:45 – 5:00 pm

Break


Break

5:00 – 6:30 pm

WiE Innovation Showcase and WiE Prize Drawing


WiE Innovation Showcase and WiE Prize Drawing

Title Sponsor

Mark and Carolyn Guidry Women in Engineering Program Fund

Carolyn Guidry (1937-2009) was born in Mississippi and spent her childhood in the Deep South. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering at Louisiana State University in 1959. One week after graduation, she married Mark Guidry (1937-2020), a fellow electrical engineering major she met at LSU. Carolyn began her career at Boeing, but soon put her career on hold and devoted 20 years to raising their three children. She returned to school and earned her Master’s degree in Computer Engineering from SJSU in 1979. She joined Hewlett-Packard and was directly responsible for the development of a new flexible interconnect cable and the microcode for a new computer.

In partnership with Mark, Carolyn founded two successful companies in semiconductor design software and semiconductor product development. Both companies were later acquired and became leaders in their respective fields. After the second company was acquired by Integrated Circuit Systems in 1993, she founded the Mark and Carolyn Guidry Foundation and managed all aspects of the organization. She received an Award of Distinction from SJSU Davidson College of Engineering in 2006. Both she and Mark were inducted into the LSU College of Engineering Hall of Distinction in 2001.

Mark was a Louisiana native. After receiving his BSEE from LSU, he took a position at Boeing. He subsequently earned an MSEE from University of Washington and a Ph.D. from Iowa State University. He taught at LSU, where he conducted research in semiconductor technology, laser technology and radio wave propagation. Prior to founding their companies, Mark worked at Fairchild Semiconductor in Palo Alto, a small San Diego company and Texas Instruments in Houston.

All three of Carolyn and Mark’s children graduated with degrees in engineering. The Guidry family strongly believes in the power of education and the importance of developing engineering education in the U.S. for what lies ahead. The Mark and Carolyn Guidry Foundation has been a long-time leader in supporting women in engineering at SJSU. Its commitment and on-going support have made the Silicon Valley Women in Engineering program a model of success for educating new woman innovators regionally and nationally.

Champion Sponsors

Dexcom

What it’s like to drive innovation at Dexcom and how you can join us.

We look forward to meeting you! Our panel will share real-life examples of how they advanced their careers by driving innovation at Dexcom. Our recruiter will provide tips on how you can join us on your journey to revolutionize health care.

For more than 20 years, Dexcom has focused on one thing: empowering people to take control of their diabetes. As a global leader in Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) systems, we believe it’s up to us to vastly simplify diabetes management and improve the lives of millions of people around the world. We are committed to putting our patients and employees first and pushing the boundaries of innovation to do so. In recent years, as the benefits of CGM have become clear, demand for Dexcom’s systems has rapidly increased. To meet this need, Dexcom has grown almost 30% year over year and is now one of the fastest growing companies in the U.S. Headquartered in San Diego, California, Dexcom is a member of the S&P 500. Check out our career opportunities at careers.dexcom.com.

Google

Google Roundtable

Excited to meet with you all throughout the showcase! Fill out this form if you are interested in receiving additional information, resources, and opportunities (goo.gle/2022WiE). Questions? Reach out to hsistudentquestions@google.com.

A problem isn’t truly solved until it’s solved for all. Googlers build products that help create opportunities for everyone, whether down the street or across the globe. Bring your insight, imagination and a healthy disregard for the impossible. Bring everything that makes you unique. Together, we can build for everyone. Check out our career opportunities at careers.google.com.

NETGEAR

NETGEAR Walkthrough and Summer Internship Program

Since 1996, NETGEAR® (NASDAQ: NTGR) has been the innovative leader in connecting the world to the internet with advanced networking technologies for homes, businesses, and service providers around the world. As staying connected has become more important than ever, NETGEAR delivers award-winning network solutions for remote work, distance learning, UHD streaming, online game play and more. By enabling people to collaborate and connect to a world of information and entertainment, NETGEAR is dedicated to providing a range of connected solutions from easy-to-use high-performance Orbi Mesh WiFi systems, the Nighthawk portfolio of WiFi routers, cable modems and mobile wireless, cloud-based subscription services for enhanced control and security, to smart networking products and video over Ethernet for Pro AV applications.

TSMC

TSMC Career Talk Sessions

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited engages in the computer aided design, manufacture, packaging, testing, sale, and marketing of integrated circuits and other semiconductor devices. The company is also involved in the research, development, design, manufacture, and sale of solid-state lighting devices and related applications products and systems, and renewable energy and efficiency related technologies and products, as well as manufactures masks. In addition, it provides customer and technical support services; and sells and markets solar related products. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited operates in Taiwan, the United States, Asia, and internationally. The company was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Hsinchu, Taiwan.

TSMC North America is the sales and service organization for the world’s largest semiconductor foundry with headquarters based in Taiwan. TSMC NA works with customers in the technology business that manufactures and sells products that run on our chips and cutting-edge technology.

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