SeattleU CS Welcomed to the F5 Tower
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Ana White, '95, Chief Human Resources Officer and Nancy Mariano, '18, Software Engineer host SeattleU Computer Science Students at F5 Networks
F5 Networks hosted a group of Seattle U Computer Science students on a tour, to hear a dynamic story of F5’s tech evolution, discuss their diversity and inclusion commitment, and engage with a panel including Ana White, '95, Chief Human Resources Officer and Nancy Mariano, '18, Software Engineer.
Written by Victor Chimenti
Wednesday, January 29, 2020
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