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As this rollercoaster of a year comes to an end, I can’t believe that it’s already been more than 4 months for me at Microsoft as a Program Manager in Azure Compute! I remember being so unsure of how the transition from college to work - specifically a remote working environment - would be. While it was definitely challenging to navigate beginning my career virtually, I’m surprised by how much I was able to learn and connect with my colleagues in such a short period of time. I’m excited by how much we were able to accomplish as a team despite the challenges of remote collaboration when it comes to autonomous systems and robotics. This progress is largely because of how well Microsoft and relevant teams supported this transition. I’m looking forward to continuing to learn and grow in the new year and to see my teammates in person one day :) This holiday season, Microsoft is supporting Girls Who Code in closing the gender gap in computer science with this throwback MS Paint sweater. Thank you Microsoft Windows for making your coziest “soft-wear” yet! #microsoft #microsoftlife #windows #azure #womenintech #productmanagment

And that's a wrap! As my senior year kicks off, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on another amazing summer #internship with Workday in the Bay. During my time at Workday, I had the wonderful opportunity to work on impactful projects and strengthen my skills in the full spectrum of software engineering. My experiences ranged from developing infrastructure to scale for their growing user base to creating an enhanced user experience for platform application developers within the Workday Cloud Platform. Along with growing my technical skills, I experienced #wdaylife. Workday's employee first mentality truly permeates through every aspect of the company. Thank you so much to Jenny Ratzel and Sonata Pérez for giving me this opportunity and creating such a fun, enriching internship program! Additionally, thank you to my manager, Matt Albers, and my tech mentor, Stephanie Ahart, for your guidance, advice, and support! And lastly, SF, until next time <3