Building Indispensable Careers in an AI-Driven Industry

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Bio: Anu Ramamurthy is an Associate Fellow of Design at Microchip Technology, where she spearheads R and D and pathfinding initiatives. With over 25 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, Anu is a recognized expert in advanced packaging, heterogeneous integration, and chiplet design.

Beyond her technical leadership at Microchip, she serves as the co-lead for the Open Compute Project’s (OCP) Open Chiplet Economy subgroup. A prolific contributor to the field, she holds many patents, has authored various
publications, and is a frequent speaker at global technical events. Anu is also a dedicated advocate for diversity in STEM, served as a mentor for the U.S. State Department’s TechWomen program, and supported internal mentorship initiatives at Microchip.

 AI has become a dominant factor in the science of coding, enabling efficient simulation and analysis. The value add for career longevity then moves from these technical tasks to a more human-centric approach. The ability to navigate work environments requires a toolkit that AI cannot quite replicate: Situational awareness, adaptive communication and cross disciplinary synthesis. We will discuss these three pillars that are a necessary part of the modern leader’s arsenal.

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