March 1st JobLunch - Leveraging a Stanford Engineering Degree - Opportunities in Engineering, Product Management & Venture Capital

Dear Students:

The Computer Forum presents to you:

Leveraging a Stanford Engineering Degree - Opportunities in
Engineering, Product Management & Venture Capital

Presented by Adam Nash

Date: Wednesday, March 1st

Time: 12:15pm – 1:00pm

Location: Gates Building, B12

http://forum.stanford.edu/recruiting/joblunch.php

This talk is intended to be a very hands on, interactive discussion to
explore the variety of options that face many Stanford Engineering
graduates as they make initial choices in their new technology
careers. Some of the topics covered will include: working for large
public companies vs. small venture-backed startups, the pros and cons
of pursuing an MBA, opportunities in venture capital vs. operations,
and opportunities in engineering vs. product management.

Bio:
Adam Nash is a Group Product Manager at eBay, Inc, managing the
product team focused on eBay's revenue-generating selling features and
formats. Adam joined eBay from Atlas Venture, an early stage venture
capital firm with over $2.1 Billion in managed capital, where he
served as an Associate Partner focused on Software. Adam has also held
previous positions in Product Management and Software Engineering at
Preview Systems, Apple Computer, Trilogy Software, Interval Research
and Hewlett-Packard.

Adam Nash holds a Masters of Business Administration degree from
Harvard Business School. He also holds both Bachelors and Masters
degrees in Computer Science from Stanford University, where he also
taught Computer Science in the undergraduate teaching program.

No registration is required. See you there!

Regards,

Connie Chan

Recruiting Program Manager

Stanford Computer Forum

http://forum.stanford.edu/students