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Part of Cisco's commitment to innovation is cultivating partnerships with universities around the world. Those relationships allow young talent to work alongside Cisco employees on next-generation development projects, while the students learn crucial technical and business skills. Meet the interns from Russia who are training at Cisco's San Jose campus for a year learning valuable skills, including the art of making connections.
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