College of Engineering  »  Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Event Details

Objective

To exchange experienced insights on how AI is transforming workforce expectations — and to translate those insights into implications for enhancing student preparation over the next three to five years.

Agenda

• Background and OSU Data
  Presented by Anita Sarma, Prof. and Assoc. Head for Research — sampling of research findings.
• Panel Discussion
  Moderated dialogue exploring industry experiences, skill gaps, and future training needs.
• Interactive Q&A
  Open floor for attendees to engage panelists with questions, reflections, and shared views.

Panelists Moderated by Ron Khormaei, Director of Industry Partnerships, School of EECS, and Owner of STEELPORT.

Nadia Payet
General Manager, Microsoft Bing

Robert Rose
CEO & Co-Founder, Reliable Robotics & Reliable Airlines

David Zier
Director, NVIDIA Deep Learning System Software

Discussion Topics

• How is AI shifting required skills in engineering and computer science roles?
• What are the current limitations or challenges seen in recent graduates entering the workforce in the new AI era?
• What specific knowledge or experiences should students gain before entering careers in the AI-driven workforce of the next two to four years?