Following is but a tiny sample of our outstanding SCU engineering alumni:
Jack Balletto ’62 and 67, founder of VLSI Technology Inc.
Mark Boitano ’71, executive vice president and COO, Granite Construction Company
Alfonso Callejas ’48, former vice president of the Republic of Nicaragua
William Carter ’71 and ’95, Xilinx Fellow, former CTO of Xilinx
Frank Cepollina ’59, deputy associate director for the Hubble Space Telescope Development Project at NASA; member of the National Inventors Hall of Fame
Patrick Gelsinger ’83, president and COO of EMC Information Infrastructure Products at EMC Corp.; former CTO and vice president of Intel Corp.
Michael Hackworth ’63, chairman and former CEO of Cirrus Logic
Rick Justice ’71, former executive vice president of Cisco Systems for worldwide operations
Jack Kuehler ’54 and ’86, former president of IBM Corp.; member, National Academy of Engineering; Fellow, American Academy of Arts and Sciences; Fellow, IEEE; SCU trustee emeritus
Chris Malachowsky ’86, co-founder of NVIDIA
John Mullin ’37, pioneer in audio and video recording
Adolph Quilici ’53, former vice president of engineering of FMC
Eugene Ravizza ’50, co-founder of Cupertino Electric Inc.
Alexander Shubat ’95, co-founder of Virage Logic Corp.
Gordon Stitt ’80, founder of Extreme Networks Inc.
William Terry ’55, former executive vice president of Hewlett Packard
Jayshree Ullal ’86, president and CEO of Arista Networks, former senior vice president of Cisco
Richard Wallace ’89, president and CEO of KLA-Tencor Corp.
Jeffrey Waters ’90, president of National Semiconductor Japan Ltd.
Ron Yara ’75, co-founder of Chips & Technologies
Amin Zoufonoun '98 and '01, director, corporate development of Facebook