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This week, Saron talks with Camille Eddy, Technical Product Manager. Camille talks about her life growing up as a Pastor's child, how she started and grew her business, and when she first found her passion for tech. Camille also shares her experience overcoming a fear of public speaking, and why it enabled her not only to travel the world but also land internships at companies like Google X, NVIDIA, and HP Labs all before graduating. Saron also talks to Camille about when she was asked to introduce President Obama. Camille concludes with principles she would lead with if she was a career transitioner looking to start her career in tech today. Show Links Code Comments (sponsor) IRL (sponsor) Project Manager Product Manager Robotics Engineering Artificial Intelligence Camille's GitHub Camille's Instagram Camille's Twitter

Open Tech Pledge (OTP) recently announced its formation to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) through increasing representation of marginalized persons on boards and c-level positions within tech. Let's learn about the pledge.About OpenTech PledgeOTP is formed by respected tech leaders with experience in helping major organizations “thread the needle” on improving their DEI representation. The Pledge specifically helps inform candidates on those companies who are seeking to evolve their DEI representation at senior levels.______________________________GuestsCamille EddyOn Linkedin

Camille Eddy is a Product Engineer and International Public Speaker. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering. She volunteers for nonprofit STEM outreach and previously interned in Mechanical Engineering and Robotics for HP, Google X, and NVIDIA. Camille has given her talk “Recognizing Cultural Bias in AI” across the world, including San Francisco, Washington DC, and Budapest. She also coaches women in engineering through her website and currently works for a start company called Sector. [00:01 – 01:20] Introduction of Guest I introduce our guest for this episode, Camille Eddy [01:21 – 02:19] Wellness Tip of the Week Focus on the power of stretching. Take some time, slow down, and have a stretch. [02:20 – 12:29] Who is Camille Eddy? Camille talks about her background Shares how the COVID had changed her routines Shares her journey to becoming the person she is today Learning to be financial literate at a young age Camille's gratitude list. She talks about the people who played the most significant roles in shaping who she is today. [12:30 – 21:01] Women in Technology: Camille's Focus on Robotics and AI Camille talks about her career as a mechanical engineer How she found herself in this career path Her fondness for systems and robotics Finding your passion Camille shares some tips and lessons she teaches her mentees. [21:02 – 34:25] Recognizing Cultural Bias in AI Camille's speech on “Recognizing Cultural Bias in AI.” See below for the link. She talks about the inspiration behind it. She shares the most memorable experiences she had from giving her speeches. [34:26 – 38:14] The Manifestation Segment What are your hopes, or where do you see yourself in the next 5 years? “I want to continue to be in leadership roles.” Follow and support Camille. See the links below. [38:15 – 41:47] The BOI Talk and Hop Segment Money is? Freedom Love is? Graceful If you could speak to anyone dead or alive, who would it be, and what would you do? My grandmother about 2 or 3 generations back because I want to know what she knows about our people and our family. My favorite book is? Radical Candor by Kim Scott Wellness is? Life-giving My favorite food is? Walnuts Engineering is? Problem solving Camille is? She is here. She is present. Final thoughts   Tweetable Quotes: “Sometimes you're just one conversation away from a moment that can change your life.” – Evolve Benton “Make people hire you for what you do very well.” – Camille Eddy “It's not always clear. Nobody has a clear cut. We are all struggling and trying to strive towards that true, like that arrival moment where it's like, I found my passion.” – Camille Eddy   Resources Mentioned: Recognizing Cultural Bias in AI Schedule a free Strategy Call with Evolve to learn more about Speaking 4 Profit: https://calendly.com/evolvebenton/15min?month=2020-11  You can follow Camille on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, or her website https://camilleeddy.com/.   Learn more about Evolve Benton at https://www.evolvebenton.com/  Listen to more episodes of BOI Meets Wellness at https://www.boimeetswellness.com/ Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/boimeetswellness/ Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BOIMEETSWELLNESS/ Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/thebmwpodcast Check out our new merch store https://www.boigearstore.com/

As a young aspiring astronaut in high school, Camille Eddy started building websites to pay for her college housing. She’s a first-generation STEM student, and with support from key mentors, today, Camille is a Product Engineer at Bloc and an International Public Speaker. In this episode, you’ll learn… How Camille got into robotics How mentors have played a critical role in her career Why Camille believes it’s so important to advocate for women and Black employees in tech How Camille found internships through her network, and how each internship shaped her career ------------------ To learn more about Camille Eddy, Laurence Bradford, and today’s key takeaways, visit learntocodewith.me/podcast. ------------------ Thank you to this episode’s partner, Interview Cake, one of the best coding interview preparation courses out there! Learn To Code With Me listeners get 20% off at learntocodewith.me/cake.

Adam and Jerod are on location at OSCON and talk with Camille Eddy about recognizing biases in AI, Jerome Hardaway about the work he’s doing to prepare veterans for jobs in software, and Abby Cobunoc Mayes about the work she’s doing at Mozilla for open science.

Adam and Jerod are on location at OSCON and talk with Camille Eddy about recognizing biases in AI, Jerome Hardaway about the work he’s doing to prepare veterans for jobs in software, and Abby Cobunoc Mayes about the work she’s doing at Mozilla for open science.

Technology is a broad field that touches many other fields. Camille Eddy, Mechanical Engineer explained different areas in technology that she has worked on. We begin the discussion with machine learning. Camille explained different machine learning systems we interact with, how bias can be present in these systems, and ways to combat it. We then talked about Mechanical Engineering and discussed the process of building a robotic hand. Camille explained the design and prototype process. We also talked about the hardware and software engineering components of this process.

Guests: Will Smith of FOO VR, roboticist Camille Eddy, and comedians Cristian Amaral and Keith Lowell Jensen Host: Rebecca Watson Categories: SCIENCE!, Drugs, Real-life Supervillains, and Science According to Infowars Recorded live at Pianofight in...

On episode 12 of Black Tech Unplugged I have the pleasure of interviewing Camille Eddy. Camille Eddy began working on advanced robotics during an internship at HP Inc’s headquarters in Palo Alto, California as a Machine Learning Intern. She continued to intern at X, formerly Google X, in their robotics initiative. And she is currently studying for a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering. Camille also speaks nationally on inclusion in the tech community and regularly writes on the topic. Furthermore, she enjoys volunteering for STEM advocacy organizations for young girls and students. On the episode Camille Eddy and I discuss: • Tips to get an internship • How to make your LinkedIn profile POP • Her tips for networking • Why her blog isn't the typical tech blog Full show notes at: https://blacktechunplugged.com/2018/04/25/696/ If you enjoy Black Tech Unplugged, leave a review & rating over on Apple Podcasts (itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/black…ged/id1244622242)!

Camille Eddy has worked on Robotics and Hardware nearly her whole life. Now she's turning her gaze to how AI and machine learning. In this episode she gets Scott up to speed about how AI/ML work and how cultural bias can teach computers how to think...wrong. What can we do to prevent bias from creeping into our algorithms?

In this episode of the Blacks In Technology #BITTechTalk podcast our guest is Camille Eddy, Mechanical Engineer student at Boise State University.

In this episode of the Blacks In Technology #BITTechTalk podcast our guest is Camille Eddy, Mechanical Engineer student at Boise State University.