By Ashley Reed, Human Resources for the Digital Home Team at Comcast Cable For Internet of Things engineers, there’s a lot to be excited about these days, but one thing that’s been particularly inspiring to me – as a woman who is continuously on the lookout for talented software engineers – is the emergence of so many brilliant, dynamic women who are helping to create the next generation of connected home experiences. While we still have plenty of work to do to create more diverse teams in software engineering, the progress we’ve made as a technology community is inspiring. If you visit one of our IoT centers of excellence in Philadelphia, or Austin or Silicon Valley, you’ll find any number of scrum meetings that are mostly made up of women or are being led by women, or both
January 3, 2018
By Ashley Reed, Human Resources for the Digital Home Team at Comcast Cable
For Internet of Things engineers, there’s a lot to be excited about these days, but one thing that’s been particularly inspiring to me – as a woman who is continuously on the lookout for talented software engineers – is the emergence of so many brilliant, dynamic women who are helping to create the next generation of connected home experiences.
While we still have plenty of work to do to create more diverse teams in software engineering, the progress we’ve made as a technology community is inspiring. If you visit one of our IoT centers of excellence in Philadelphia, or Austin or Silicon Valley, you’ll find any number of scrum meetings that are mostly made up of women or are being led by women, or both
For Internet of Things engineers, there’s a lot to be excited about these days, but one thing that’s been particularly inspiring to me – as a woman who is continuously on the lookout for talented software engineers – is the emergence of so many brilliant, dynamic women who are helping to create the next generation of connected home experiences.
While we still have plenty of work to do to create more diverse teams in software engineering, the progress we’ve made as a technology community is inspiring. If you visit one of our IoT centers of excellence in Philadelphia, or Austin or Silicon Valley, you’ll find any number of scrum meetings that are mostly made up of women or are being led by women, or both
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NEW YORK, Jan. 02, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Greystone Bassuk, a leading debt and equity advisory group, today announced the closing of a $91,800,000 permanent loan with MUFG Union Bank, N.A
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