Cornell, Confidence & Coding: Emily Vick on Crafting a Career in Tech | StemCast Episode 11 ft. Emily Vick
About this episode
Wonder what it takes to get into Cornell and which path it will lead you down?
In this episode of StemCast, we sit down with Emily Vick, a Cornell electrical and computer engineering grad who now works as a software engineer at YouTube. Emily shares how her high school love for STEM led her to Cornell, how she navigated Google internships, and why trying different classes and experiences helped shape her career path.
She also opens up about building confidence in Cornell's competitive environment, the importance of soft skills, and why your first career choice doesn't have to be your last.
If you're exploring careers in tech or curious about what it's really like to study at Cornell, this episode is full of insight and inspiration!
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