INROADS

INROADS is a non-profit organization that creates pathways to careers for ethnically diverse high school and college students across the United States.  The mission of INROADS is to deliver innovative leadership development programs and creative solutions that identify, accelerate and elevate underrepresented talent throughout their careers. They position their graduates to advance in their careers and help their clients foster diverse and inclusive workplaces. Founded in 1970, INROADS is celebrating its 50 years of service.

INROADS has been influential in my own career progress. It is the network I needed, as a first generation college graduate. It was a tangible, concrete pathway into engineering. It was the foundation that propelled me to where I am now.

In high school I had no idea what career I wanted to pursue, but the promise of a summer internship where I could learn more about industry (any industry) and get paid well to contribute to the cost of my education was enough to get me excited. My corporate sponsor was Medtronic. They provided me three distinct internships within manufacturing, marketing and research departments. Operating in multiple job functions in product development strengthened my business and technical acumen. In addition to the technical work, INROADS and Medtronic provided me critical professional development through mentorship, coaching and networking that I have been able to utilize throughout my career.

This summer, Arm has begun its partnership with INROADS and has sponsored several interns working in Central Engineering, Infrastructure LoB and Sales and Partner Enablement at our Austin and Chandler sites. I am grateful to have the opportunity to showcase a few of this summer's INROADS interns.

Vrey Ange Zigre

My name is Vrey Ange Zigre. I am CS major at Texas Tech University and currently interning in the CPU verification tools team. One thing I like about Arm is its culture. I love the way I can ask anyone for a meeting to learn about what they’re working on. In doing so I have learned about awesome things such as AMBA, Project Cassini, Arm’s business model and Arm’s products (cortex A, M, R, etc. as well as their practical uses). I am loving every day working at Arm.

I am graduation this December, 2021. I am hoping to get a full-time opportunity as a software engineer but I am open to other opportunities in UX design.

Damilola Owolabi

My name is Damilola Owolabi, an Electrical Engineering senior at Texas A&M University. I am currently Interning with the CE-System Implementation team. Despite having to deal with the stress of working virtually, I have been enjoying this program so far! What I really enjoy the most about this internship, is getting the rare chance of communicating with senior colleagues in the company and gaining valuable tips and advice from them.

Samip Vaidh

Hello! My name is Samip Vaidh, and I am currently studying computer science at Indiana University - Purdue University of Indianapolis (IUPUI). In addition, to my main degree I am also pursuing a minor in mathematics and game design. I will be receiving my certificate on May 15, 2022. After finishing my studies, I want to utilize my knowledge to further my algorithmic understanding through software/hardware development and continue to gain a better grasp of computation through a master's in computer engineering. The Arm internship has given me a great opportunity and insight on whether I should further my knowledge on computer hardware especially since I am coming from a background that is more focused on software algorithms. During my free time I enjoy weightlifting and working out. I love trying out new foods to grow my flavor profile. Lastly, in my downtime I enjoy playing heavily narrative driven video games.

Charles Williams

Howdy! My name is Charles Williams. I am a rising senior at Texas A&M University. I am studying electrical engineering with a minor in mathematics. I will be graduating in May 2022. I am working with the implementation and performance teams for the summer. What I enjoy the most about working with Arm is being surrounded by so many intelligent and friendly people as well as learning new and interesting things on the job. I am planning on going to grad school in fall 2022 for an MSEE. So, if possible, I would love the opportunity to intern again with Arm as a graduate student and potentially turn that into a full-time position sometime in the future.

Andrew Yip

Hi everyone, my name is Andrew Yip and I am currently a rising senior at the University of Redlands graduating spring 2022. I am pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and minors in Physics and Mathematics. I am working with Robbie Williamson on the Infrastructure team. What I love most about this internship is the amount of knowledge that I am taking in. I love learning new things every single day and I strive to do my best every single day. Soon, I am looking to become a software engineer.

Imani Muhammad-Graham

Hi, I’m Imani Muhammad-Graham. I joined Arm as an intern this summer and have been working on the CPU and PDG tech comms teams. I hold - more like sitting on- an associate degree in Biology and am pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering. I am interested in computer architecture, and the ever-growing world of IoT. This is my first internship, and so far, I’ve learned a great deal about Arm’s ecosystem and role in developing tech.

I intend to graduate in May 2022 with a major in Computer Engineering and minor in Mathematics. I hope that in the future I can work in a full-time role that joins technical writing and technology development. - I enjoy making things work and explaining it! I enjoy playing basketball (let’s play!), cooking, traveling and hiking.

It’s been great working with you all!

Adeyemi Adeyemo

Hello, my name is Adeyemi Adeyemo. I am entering my 4th year at Kennesaw State University with an expected graduation date of December 2022. I am interning for the Chandler CPU team, specifically for the Verification team. What I have enjoyed the most about my internship is how everything that I have worked on since the beginning has been something I’ve had little to no experience in (with most things falling on no experience). So, I have learned a lot, rather than just doing busy work that does not challenge me and I have been able to get help easily when I get stuck. In terms of full-time opportunities I am hoping for, there is nothing specifically I am looking for, as I am great at adapting to whatever is needed of me, as I have had to do during my current internship. But I have become a fan of verification, thanks to my current position.

Deontae Kijuan Moore

My name is Deontae Kijuan Moore, I am working with Robbie’s Infrastructure team this summer as a Computer Engineering major at Tuskegee University, and will be graduating May of 2022! Within these eight weeks I’ve enjoyed the challenge of learning new day-to-day task. Never would I have expected to do well in an environment where I am challenged to complete most exercises without supervision. Second and most importantly, I also enjoy working with my team members; Whenever I run into a problem someone within my team is always there to guide me. Lastly, I am seeking a full-time opportunity for Arm’s Information Development and Solutions team.

David Llanio Reyes

My full name is David Llanio Reyes, I was born in Cuba and I’m a first-generation college student at Florida International University as a Computer Engineering, simultaneously doing my bachelor’s and master’s degree thanks to a program I was admitted to. I’m an Engineering intern working in the Ideas team in the Systems group of Central Engineering, which is the team under Brunel. I’ve learned a lot during on this internship so far, and I look forward to continuing to try my best for the time I have left at Arm.

Graduation date: May 2022
Full-time opportunities I’m looking for: My interests haven’t changed since the start of my internship; I would still like to be either in a software engineering or machine learning engineering position full-time.

Kaltun Hassan

Hi I am Kaltun Hassan. I am finishing my final year at Augsburg University in Minneapolis, Minnesota where I am studying Computer Science with a minor in Graphic Design. I am interning with the Customer Success team this summer and enjoys thinking through User problems, and meeting + working with diverse people (Both title wise and nationality 😊) In the future, I hope to further study human-computer interaction(more specifically AR/VR/Mixed Reality) in healthcare/ any other area that will improve the lives of many. I like to spend my free time shooting film or riding my longboard.

I have enjoyed being involved with Black at Arm in addition to my other faves of this internship.

Amilton Pensamento

Hi everyone! My name is Amilton Pensamento, and I am from Angola. I am a rising senior doing my bachelor's degree in electrical engineering at The University of Oklahoma. I will be graduating in May 2022. I am an intern with the Functional Safety (FuSa) team at Austin, where I am helping develop the schema, scripts, and flows in the Arm Safety Data Format for the safety analyses of automotive CPU designs. As an intern, the CPU Doughnuts talks are one of my favorite activities at Arm. Also, I enjoy talking to people in different teams to learn more about Arm and the work they do at Arm. My interest lies in automotive, and I am hoping for full-time opportunities within the Functional Safety team or in the automotive part of Arm. I love working out and playing sports in my free time, reading, and listening to music.

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