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Danielle Regis
National Security Technology | Partnerships, Product & Policy | Harvard MBA | Cornell BS/MEng
Danielle Regis is an engineer with a strong educational background and diverse professional experiences. She holds a Master's Degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering and a Bachelor's Degree in the same field, both from Cornell University. She also attended Harvard Business School.
Regis has worked as an Engineer for the U.S. Federal Government in Washington, D.C.. Additionally, she has served in various roles, including Director of Product at LINGO and STEMBoard, and as a Product Management MBA Intern at Google. She has also been Head Instructor and Education Content Developer at STEMBoard and a Technical Instructor at Black Girls CODE. Earlier in her career, Regis was an Intern Research Assistant at Booz Allen Hamilton and a Residential Advisor at Cornell University.
According to a profile about Regis from Cornell University, she chose Cornell because she wanted to be an engineer but also wanted to be around people with diverse interests.2 Regis is also pursuing an MBA from Harvard Business School to become a transformational leader who can bridge the gap between the private tech sector and the public sector to shape national security.1
Highlights
People who know me, know that I love to do two things:
- Talk
- Share the information I know (no matter how random)
I am happy to share that I get to combine these two things as I speak on the DC Startup Week Panel "Defying the Odds: How To Raise Millions in Funding to Scale Your Startup"
To learn more about the jam-packed agenda of over 180 events (in-person & virtual) and to register for free, click here
Clocking in as your newest Google MBA Product Manager Intern
Why did I choose Product Management?
✔️ I have always been the engineer that loves to talk too much. Soft skills are truly my jam and it was time for me to pursue a role that not only leverages them but rewards me for them. ✔️I get to interface with several departments with the sole goal of strategically solving a critical problem. As someone coming from outside private-sector tech, I wanted a role that could quickly expose me to as much as possible. ✔️Shaping the future of a product without having to write a single line of code has always been the dream.
Why Google?
Google has an established and strong product management culture. I truly feel like there is no better place for me to be this summer to get A1 training as a new PM. Lastly, my summer project has the potential to impact millions of users. I am a very mission-driven person and the potential scope of my impact is ✨intoxicating✨. #googleinterns
