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Application for the Dell Technologies 2024 Stem Aspire Mentorship Program is now open. Click here to learn more about this mentorship opportunity and apply for it.
Opportunity Details
STEM Aspire is a female mentorship program connecting 2nd year college students to mentors within Dell Technologies. Its aim is to encourage and empower enthusiastic students studying STEM based degrees to have rewarding careers in the technology sector. Potential areas include Computer Science, Software Engineering, BIS, Networking, Cyber Security, IT Management, or related fields.
Opportunity to work with a mentor and engage in frequent 1-to-1 meetings whereby you can further enhance your understanding of the IT industry and gain insight into your mentors’ career/role.
Acquire an understanding of technical careers in Dell Technologies.
Opportunity to meet and network with successful women in Dell Technologies and fellow mentees.
Preparation for intern and graduate applications(e.g., CV and Interview Preparation, LinkedIn presence, etc).
Possibility for paid Summer Internship upon completion of the program and continue your career journey for your 3rd year placement and further.
Upload your CV, covering the areas below:
Your name, college and college course.
What area of technology you are most interested in.
Why you are interested in a mentoring program with Dell Technologies.
Successful applicants will receive a link to complete a short video interview (e.g., describe yourself, your interests, your college course, etc.)
What is expected from me?
Engagement with your mentor at least once a month (virtually or in person, to be decided by each mentee/mentor pair)
Participation in events run by the programme, including on-site events at our Dell offices (there will be 3-4 events throughout the year)
After your application, you will receive a separate communication with more details on the next steps and the structure of the mentoring program no later than October 11th.
If you are selected for the programme, you will be expected (in person or virtually) to meet with your mentor (in person or virtually) on a frequent basis (i.e., a minimum of once per month for the duration of the programme)