Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
How to select a Career Mentor:
Browse and select a mentor you’d like to meet with based on profession or field of study, and indicate your choice on the Student Registration Form.
Amber H.
Career Field: Software Engineer
Position: Software Engineer at Microsoft
Education: MS in Information and Communications Technology
“I’m a first-generation college graduate, I received an undergraduate ROTC scholarship and served in the Air Force as a software engineer prior to working as an engineer at Microsoft Research.”
Gwen G.
Career Field: Business Management & Administration
Position: Senior Program/Product Manager in Digital Experiences at Nordstrom
Education: Associate's of Arts from Edmonds College
E-learning Design and Development certificate from University of Washington
"Sometimes you don't know what you don't know, so as a mentor I would love to help you demystify the process of college and provide networking guidance"
Jeff K.
Career Field: Data Analysis
Position: Data Analyst at Microsoft
Education: MBA-University of Washington
BA East Asian Studies-Standford University
“My goal in being a mentor is to give you the knowledge I wish I had when I was starting out and navigating my way through school and work”
Kamcee U.
Career Field: Biology
Position: Medical Assistant at Forward
Education: Bachelor in Biology
Languages: French
“Being a low-income and first-generation college student forced me to find different ways to ensure that I have the tools needed to do well in school. I want to be a mentor in order to share knowledge/experiences with others that will contribute to their growth and development while building meaningful connections.”
Mahogany F.
Career Field: Engineering
Career Field: Research & Development
Position: Research Project Coordinator at University Of Maryland
Education: BS Biotechnology
“I wanted to become a mentor because oftentimes when we need help it can be hard to be pointed in the right direction. I want to be a resource for those who want to make the most out of their college”
Kathleen K.
Career Field: Engineering
Position: Manufacturing and Quality Engineer
Education: BS Materials Science and Engineering
“Being a colored woman, I embrace that I am a disruption. Disruption in markets leads to innovation and growth and my hope is that I will inspire young intellectual individuals to chase their dreams”
Pearlynne C.
Career Field: Data Analysis
Position: Doctoral graduate with experience in Neurodevelopment Research and Data Analytics
Education: PhD in Human Development and Family Studies
Languages: English & Mandarin
“As a neurodiverse APIDA immigrant, I understand the challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals and am grateful for the mentors who’ve guided me. I hope to do the same by helping others embrace their unique strengths and navigate their paths”
Stephanie S.
Career Field: Software Engineer
Position: Research Engineering Manager at Meta
Education: Master of Computer Science University of Toronto
“I would like to have a positive impact on someone's career and especially help foster talent in under-represented communities”
Trang L.
Career Field: Product Management
Position: Product Marketer in Data, Analytics and AI at Databricks
Education: BS Chemistry and Sociology
Master of Business Administration MBA
Languages: English & Vietnamese
“I am a Vietnamese refugee and immigrant, when it came time to apply and attend college, I heavily relied on my college counselors and mentors. As a result, I feel passionate about supporting students in their education journeys”
Weishung L.
Career Field: Program Management
Position: Principal PM Manager at Microsoft
Education: Master of Business Administration
Languages: English & Mandarin
“I have benefitted from mentors my whole life: from life choices to career choices, and I’m grateful that I’m now in a position to give back to my community”
Zubair M.
Career Field: Computer Engineering
Position: Head of Sales Intelligence at Snapchat
Education: BTech Electronics and Communication Engineering
"Some of my biggest life progressions are a direct result of advice from my mentors who took genuine interest in my success. I am glad I can give back by helping those who can benefit from my knowledge and experience"