STEM skills, such as problem-solving, collaboration, communication, adaptability, and critical thinking are the soft skills that allow individuals to apply acquired knowledge learned in school/work to real-world problems and situations.
Join us for an engaging conversation with three panelists from the tech industry and the ways they have used their life skills to progress and improve their careers in STEM, what factors have contributed to their successful careers, and how technology has evolved over the years and why that should matter to you. This webinar features an all-star line-up of tech experts in their field. Please meet the panelists: Amy Adams, Product Manager - Artificial Intelligence at Intel Corporation, Rachel Oberman, AI Software Solutions Engineer at Intel, and Tony Pearson, Technical Advisor, Spectrum Protect Storage Software at IBM.
We will feature an Open Q&A toward the end of the webinar for questions. You are welcome to submit questions ahead of time during registration. See you there!
For other events and workshops hosted by the career team,
visit the Career Engagement Network.
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