Be a Trailblazer in the Semiconductor Industry
Women in Silicon Hardware (WISH)
- 50Seats
- 100%Fee Scholarship
Access to Google
Internship Opportunities
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Access to Google
Internship Opportunities
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India is driving industry growth with a hefty investment of 76,000 Crores in the Semicon India Program and an additional US$360 Mn in IT Hardware. This surge presents a unique opportunity for women to leave an enduring impact, similar to their contributions in the computing industry. Despite this potential, the gender gap persists, with only 13% of hardware roles held by women in the USA, and abysmally low in India.
In this rapidly expanding industry, the underrepresentation of women in hardware, a crucial component of the semiconductor sector, is a notable challenge. Recognizing this gap, the Women in Silicon Hardware (WISH) program has been established to address and rectify gender imbalances. The program aims to empower aspiring women to build promising careers in the dynamic and ever-evolving tech landscape.
WISH is a 15-month immersive program offered by TalentSprint and supported by Google. Exclusively designed to train and nurture potential third-year women engineering students, empowering them to be part of the Semicon revolution. This is a fully funded program with a 100% fee scholarship offered to the selected participants.
WISH draws inspiration from WE, a one-of-its-kind program that trains women students to become world-class software engineers.
Partha Ranganathan
VP, Technical Fellow, Google 
Dr. Santanu Paul
MD and CEO, TalentSprint 
Online 
Hands-On Physical Bootcamp at a Google Site
Internship**After successfully completing the online training and hands-on physical boot camp, participants will be evaluated
for potential internship opportunities.
This program is for you if you
Aptitude Test
Demonstrate your quantitative and problem-solving capabilities 
English Language Test
Show us your fluency in reading, writing, speaking, and listening 
Domain Knowledge Test
Showcase your command over domain knowledge: Coding/Electronics
Interview
Display your commitment to this new learning journeyThe selection process for the WISH program will be held from March 11th - March 18th, 2024.
It costs you only your commitment and time
Leverage a hands-on curriculum supported by a Google Semiconductor Lab visit for a winter project.
Be among the 50 aspiring women hardware
engineers in India.
Build technical expertise, soft skills, and the tools
necessary for thriving in the competitive semiconductor
and hardware space.
Gain access to internships with Google and other
leading companies.
This 2x advantage will help you succeed
WISH draws inspiration from the remarkable success of its sister program, the Women Engineers (WE) Program, by TalentSprint and supported by Google.
Over the last 5 years, WE has empowered 950+ world-class women software engineers, launching their careers with top tech global companies. Building on this legacy, WISH takes a giant leap forward, empowering women in the transformative realm of Semicon and Hardware.
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WISH is a transformative initiative offered by TalentSprint and supported by Google. The program is dedicated to empowering aspiring women engineers throughout India by equipping them with the skills necessary to excel in the silicon industry. Supported by Google, this initiative offers participants a 100% program fee scholarship.
The objective of TalentSprint WISH Program is to nurture deserving women students into globally competitive engineers, regardless of their socio-economic background. Therefore, the program offers a full program fee scholarship to ensure that all candidates can fully benefit from the program.
WISH is a holistic program enabling students to
If you are a capable and motivated woman student aiming to thrive in the evolving silicon industry, this program will equip you with the essential skills needed to excel. Additionally, outstanding participants will have the opportunity to kickstart their careers with top-tier product companies, including Google.