Divya Singh

Product leader with 16+ years of experience across strategy, product management and sustainability innovation in the computing industry. As a trailblazing systems lead and innovation change agent at Intel, demonstrated influence at C-level for a cross-company initiative from vision to roadmap and tactical plans for NetZero data centers (DC). Authentic leadership and technical fluency spanning the depth and breadth of DC tech stacks- AI, Data, Analytics, CRM, and hands on subject matter experience in sustainable compute. Inspires leaders, cross functional teams, and global organizations envision business and planetary scale futures at the nexus of AI, energy, & climate.

• Enabled > $B sales pipeline on Salesforce platform in computing industry’s most competitive & disruptive markets with sustainability advisor tools, go-to-market (GTM) & sales enabling over 3 yrs.
• Launched 3 corporate initiatives, 6+ strategic partnerships with Tier-1 accounts to address customer total cost, carbon, and rising energy footprints with Intel’s inaugural Product Sustainability office.
• Delivered concept to industry standard execution turnaround for two new multi-billion$ lines of computing products, multi-million$ record-leading Testchip Tape in on a new process node and 20% faster cycle time on a new transistor process with globally distributed & matrixed teams of 50-500+.

• Tracked developments and volunteered subject matter expertise in industry, academic consortiums such as MIT-led PAIA WG, Open Compute Project sustainability WG, carbon neutral data center pack (CNDCP), Fin/GreenOps for evolution of industry standards and practices on energy efficiency and carbon accounting.
• Judging and mentoring roles in Intel AI Global Impact festival for AI innovation by next-gen innovators (2022-2024).
• Organized annual Earth Day events at Intel campuses and conference planner and champion for Fab(-ulous) women at Women at Intel Network (WIN) conferences (multiple years).
• Organized community events, recruited volunteers, fund-raised as President and Project Coordinator of Portland chapter of Association for India’s development (AID) a 501(c) (3) non-profit implementing sustainable development goals in India (2008-2020).