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Nitza B. shared thisThe best part of being a mentor is meeting, connecting and learning from extraordinary women in the #semiconductor industry. Thank you ladies! ❤️Nitza B. shared this💫 𝗖𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗯𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗠𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘀 𝘄𝗵𝗼 𝗺𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝗶𝘁 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗵𝗮𝗽𝗽𝗲𝗻! 💫 Behind every thriving mentorship community are leaders who are willing to share their time, experience, and wisdom. Today, we’re celebrating the incredible mentors who make the Women in Hardware Mentorship (WHM) Program possible. 👏 Thank you to each of our mentors for investing in the next generation of women leaders in hardware engineering. Your insights, encouragement, and willingness to share your experiences help create meaningful connections and foster a culture of mentorship that will have an impact for years to come. We’re grateful for the time, expertise, and heart you bring to this community. ✨ Thank you Meta for hosting us for our ending event! 💚 Thank you to our 2026 mentors! Antonietta Oliva | WHM Founder Nitza Basoco | Teradyne Sanchali Bhattacharjee PhD, MBA | Google Fadoua Chafik | Google Ingrid Cotoros | Mytra Dr. Angela Dalton | AMD Rimjhim (Rimi) Dasgupta | Synopsys Inc Jennifer Donnelly | Apple Nika Esfahani | NVIDIA Manisha Gambhir | Marvell Technology Sonia Leon | Executive Technologist and Advisor Dr. Yan Li | Sandisk Dina McKinney | NVIDIA Jeanne Trinko-Mechler | Marvell Technology Nevine Nassif | Intel Janet Olson | Santa Clara University Lyndsi Parker | Marvell Technology Padma Parthasarathy | Microsoft Geeta Singh | Arm Elene Terry | Meta Kathy Wilcox | AMD Olivia Wu | Meta Emily Yang | Diodes Incorporated sherry xu | Microsoft Jennifer Z. | GigaDevice Semiconductor Inc. Singapore Learn more about WHM at the link ---> https://hubs.la/Q04w9fMY0 #WHM #Mentorship #WomenInEngineering #WomenInTech #Leadership #WLI
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Nitza B. shared thisCome and join our team working on cutting edge work!Nitza B. shared thisWe're growing our uLED Test Team and looking for a curious, passionate Optical Engineer to join us! In this role, you'll tackle challenging optical measurement and test problems, collaborate across mechanical, software, and systems engineering teams, and contribute to innovative technologies that are pushing the boundaries of uLED and semiconductor test. If you're passionate about optics and thrive in a fast-paced R&D environment, we'd love to connect. https://lnkd.in/g9caNd4i
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Nitza B. posted thisWelcome to another episode of "Nitza vs. The Entire Semiconductor Industry." If you’ve had a week. Ask copilot: Summarize my week in the style of a comedy roast. It’ll make your day. A few of my favorite lines: “Most people call that a quarter. You called it Tuesday.” “Your inbox has achieved true semiconductor heterogenous integration.” “That's not work-life balance. That's just parallel processing on UltraFLEXplus. 🚀” I laughed so hard I cried. Feel free to leave favorite lines of your week in the comments. Enjoy!
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Nitza B. shared thisWhen I sent Mike a copy of my chapter, he highlighted I forgot to mention how funny he was. My deepest condolences Danielle Lachance.Nitza B. shared thisMy dad passed away one month ago. Today, my daughter also turns six months old. Even before my dad passed, I was thinking about the kind of "motherly wisdom" I'd want to pass on to Cameron. If nothing else, this last month reminded me how much of that wisdom came from my dad. He taught me some of my favorite pastimes — puzzles & cheering for our LA sports teams. I'm going to miss mornings at my parents' kitchen table, where we'd sit together with our coffee and puzzles (him with the print newspaper, me with the NYT app). He still had me beat at Sudoku, but I had the edge on crosswords. He taught me how to take care of others. We called him "Lifeguard Mike" because he was always watching out for the people he loved. Whether it was watching the pool like a hawk when the kids were swimming or helping us navigate life's big decisions, he was the most dependable person I knew. He taught me about leadership. A few months ago, my dad texted me excited to share that one of his former colleagues had written about him in a book on women in STEM. She credited him with five leadership lessons that helped her in her career: (1) hire the right people, (2) set priorities, (3) remove blockers, (4) give people the tools they need, and (5) get out of the way. I didn't get to see him in work mode very often, but he passed those same lessons on to me, coaching me through tricky moments in my own career (h/t Nitza B.h/t Nitza B.). He taught me about balance. At his memorial, one of his friends described him as smart and logical, but also kind and lighthearted. He always remembered to laugh, even when things seemed serious. And together with my mom, he built a successful career while creating a home where family always came first. I could keep going — there are a million stories I’d love to share about my dad. I’ll just say that I’m the person & professional I am because of him. And I’m going to miss him every day.
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Nitza B. shared thisFeliz Día de los Padres a quienes tienen a sus padres, las han perdido, son padres o están en camino, a los padrinos, tíos o papás de bebés ángeles. Que estén rodeados de mucho amor.
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Nitza B. shared thisI’m still in shock from learning that Mike LaChance passed on Thursday, June 11th unexpectedly from a heart attack. He was 66 and survived by his wife, two children, their spouses and 3 grandchildren. Mike was an amazing individual, picked you up when you were down, supported you during difficult times, encouraged you to grow in the good times and made you laugh all the time. I will miss my mentor and more importantly my friend. If you knew Mike please go to the link and share your Mike story. https://lnkd.in/gN8WPuZc
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Nitza B. shared thisHave you ever struggled with confidence and wanted to do something about it, but didn’t know what to do? Ask Eliza VanCort, take one of her on-line courses or book her for your company’s next training session. https://lnkd.in/gMDDUjA8
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Nitza B. posted thisI struggle not to check Teams or Outlook when I’m out of the office (OOO). Do you? The last 4 days I was focused on my parents and was able to completely disconnect, though not without struggle. The habit of checking my phone and going to Outlook and Teams is almost second nature. I do it by rote. But at times where you are not emotionally or cognitively your best, should you? We take time off for a variety of reasons don’t forget to recharge and focus on what is important when you do.
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Nitza B. reacted on thisNitza B. reacted on this𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗽𝘂𝘁𝗲 @ 𝗢𝗽𝗲𝗻𝗔𝗜 I’m excited to share that I’ve joined OpenAI! I’ll be focusing on delivering the massive compute systems required to power our frontier models and deliver on our broader mission to ensure artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity. Scaling AI infrastructure to meet this moment involves some of the most complex distributed systems and hardware challenges in the industry. The momentum and energy here are truly on a different level. Its a privilege to work alongside such an extraordinary group of engineers and researchers to build high-performance, resilient compute for the future! Excited for what lies ahead! #OpenAI #AIInfrastructure #Engineering #Compute #DataCenter #AGI
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Nitza B. liked thisNitza B. liked thisView my verified achievement from Project Management Institute.Project Management Professional (PMP)® was issued by Project Management Institute to Stephen Lyons.Project Management Professional (PMP)® was issued by Project Management Institute to Stephen Lyons.
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Nitza B. liked thisNitza B. liked thisAgentic AI is rapidly moving from experimentation to real-world deployment. Trust, security, and governance must advance just as quickly. The launch of the NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform is an important step forward for the industry. By bringing together open software, reference system design and full-stack controls, the platform can help organizations establish clear boundaries for AI agents, strengthen oversight, and deploy agentic systems with greater confidence. At Siemens, we are excited to contribute to this growing ecosystem and work alongside NVIDIA and industry leaders to advance the Open Agent Safety Platform. Open collaboration will be essential to developing practical safeguards, interoperable approaches and shared best practices that enable responsible innovation at scale. This milestone is another step in the strong partnership between Siemens Digital Industries Software and NVIDIA, and in our shared commitment to helping customers realize the value of industrial AI securely, responsibly and at scale. https://lnkd.in/dDchrHMz
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Nitza B. reacted on thisNitza B. reacted on thisI am thrilled to share that I have officially joined Teradyne team as a Field Application Engineer. My first week has been an amazing experience getting up to speed with the team, learning about the cutting-edge automated test solutions, and seeing firsthand the impact we drive across the industry. I’m genuinely excited to work closely with customers, solve complex engineering challenges, and contribute to innovative technical solutions in the field. A huge thank you to the Teradyne team for the warm welcome and smooth onboarding, and to everyone who has supported me along my journey. Looking forward to what’s ahead! #NewBeginnings #FirstWeek #Teradyne #FieldApplicationEngineer #Engineering #Semiconductors #Automation #TechCareer
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Nitza B. reacted on thisNitza B. reacted on thisThank you to the Adeia Board of Directors for entrusting me with this extraordinary opportunity, Dan Moloney, Tonia O'Connor, Sue Molina, Adam Rymer, Phyllis Turner-Brim, Sandeep vij. Thank you to Rene Haas for continuing to champion me, and to Paul Davis, Adeia's current CEO, for partnering with me so closely as I come up to speed. We are entering the AI economy. How we create and consume information will change as each of us gains even more powerful, personalized compute at our fingertips. Delivering AI compute requires breaking through the barriers to scale in packaging, connectivity, and thermal dissipation. That is where Adeia comes in. Across our Media and Semiconductor businesses, we are at the heart of this transformation. Our engineers are not waiting for the future. They are inventing it. https://lnkd.in/p/gMC-822Jhttps://lnkd.in/grDGSiHc
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Nitza B. liked thisNitza B. liked thisIn front of a sold-out audience at the 2026 Global Photonics Economic Forum, Lumentum CEO Michael Hurlston had the honor of delivering a keynote, “From the Network to the Compute Fabric: The Next Era of Photonics.” Thank you to Optica for the opportunity to share Lumentum’s perspective on the technologies shaping the future of photonics. Learn more about #GPEF2026: https://bit.ly/3Tqb91J #Photonics #Optica #Lumentum
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