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An IBM Fellow is a position at IBM appointed by the CEO. Typically only four to nine (eleven in 2014) IBM Fellows are appointed each year, in May or June. Fellow is the highest honor a scientist, engineer, or programmer at IBM can achieve.

OverviewEdit

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IBM Fellow Donna Dillenberger

The IBM Fellows program was founded in 1962 by Thomas Watson Jr., as a way to promote creativity among the company's "most exceptional" technical professionals and is granted in recognition of outstanding and sustained technical achievements and leadership in engineering, programming, services, science, design and technology.<ref name="IBMFellowSite">IBM Fellows homepage on IBM.com</ref> The first appointments were made in 1963.

The criteria for appointment are stringent and take into account only the most-significant technical achievements. In addition to a history of extraordinary accomplishments, candidates must also be considered to have the potential to make continued contributions. Francis E. Hamilton is believed to be the first IBM Fellow, appointed in 1963 for amongst other things his work on the development of the IBM 650.<ref name="IBM1981">"There are but a few," IBM Corporation, 1981</ref><ref>Template:Citation</ref> In 1989, Fran Allen became the first female IBM Fellow.

IBM Fellows are given broad latitude to identify and pursue projects in their area of expertise.

Template:As of, only 331 IBMers have earned the IBM Fellow distinction, and 84 of them remain active IBM employees. IBM Fellows have generated over 9,329 patents and thousands of government and professional citations, received five Nobel Prizes and five Turing Awards, and created a massive store of published research in scientific journals.<ref name="IBMFellowSite"/>

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  • Jon Casey (2013)<ref name="IBM2013"/>
  • Monty Denneau (2013)<ref name="IBM2013"/>
  • Jason McGee (2013)<ref name="IBM2013"/>
  • John Ponzo (2013)<ref name="IBM2013"/>
  • Heike Riel (2013)<ref name="IBM2013"/>
  • Dinesh Verma (2013)<ref name="IBM2013"/>
  • Chandu Visweswariah (2013)<ref name="IBM2013"/>
  • Sandy Bird (2014) <ref name="IBM2014">2014 IBM Fellows</ref>
  • Rhonda Childress (2014) <ref name="IBM2014"/>
  • Alessandro Curioni (2014) <ref name="IBM2014"/>
  • Tamar Eilam (2014) <ref name="IBM2014"/>
  • Mike Haydock (2014) <ref name="IBM2014"/>
  • Namik Hrle (2014) <ref name="IBM2014"/>
  • Dharmendra Modha (2014) <ref name="IBM2014"/>
  • Aleksandra Mojsilović (2014) <ref name="IBM2014"/>
  • Krishna Ratakonda (2014) <ref name="IBM2014"/>
  • Shivakumar Vaithyanathan (2014) <ref name="IBM2014"/>
  • Andy Walls (2014) <ref name="IBM2014"/>
  • Donna Dillenberger (2015) <ref name="IBM2015">2015 IBM Fellows</ref>
  • Chitra Dorai (2015) <ref name="IBM2015"/>
  • Michael Factor (2015) <ref name="IBM2015"/>
  • Steve Fields (2015) <ref name="IBM2015"/>
  • Mickey Iqbal (2015) <ref name="IBM2015"/>
  • Bala Rajaraman (2015) <ref name="IBM2015"/>
  • Berni Schiefer (2015) <ref name="IBM2015"/>
  • James Sexton (2015) <ref name="IBM2015"/>
  • Jing Shyr (2015) <ref name="IBM2015"/>
  • John Smith (2015) <ref name="IBM2015"/>
  • Mac Devine (2016) <ref name="IBM2016">2016 IBM Fellows</ref>
  • Blaine Dolph (2016) <ref name="IBM2016"/>
  • Stacy Joines (2016) <ref name="IBM2016"/>
  • Shankar Kalyana (2016) <ref name="IBM2016"/>
  • Adam Kocoloski (2016) <ref name="IBM2016"/>
  • Bill Kostenko (2016) <ref name="IBM2016"/>
  • JR Rao (2016) <ref name="IBM2016"/>
  • Salim Roukos (2016) <ref name="IBM2016"/>
  • Ajay Royyuru (2016) <ref name="IBM2016"/>
  • Gosia Steinder (2016) <ref name="IBM2016"/>
  • Tanveer Syeda-Mahmood (2016) <ref name="IBM2016"/>
  • Charlie Hill (2017) <ref name="IBM2017">2017 IBM Fellows</ref>
  • Dakshi Agrawal (2017)<ref name="IBM2017"/>
  • Ed Calusinski (2017)<ref name="IBM2017"/>
  • Hillery Hunter (2017)<ref name="IBM2017"/>
  • Hugo M. Krawczyk (2017)<ref name="IBM2017"/>
  • Matt Huras (2017)<ref name="IBM2017"/>
  • Matthias Steffen (2017)<ref name="IBM2017"/>
  • Rachel Reinitz (2017)<ref name="IBM2017"/>
  • Sam Lightstone (2017)<ref name="IBM2017"/>
  • Sridhar Muppidi (2017)<ref name="IBM2017"/>
  • Eric Herness (2017)
  • Harry Kolar (2018)<ref name="IBM2018">"2018 IBM Fellows", IBM. Retrieved 2018-04-13.</ref>
  • Jay Gambetta (2018)<ref name="IBM2018"/>
  • Jianying Hu (2018)<ref name="IBM2018"/>
  • Kyle Brown (2018)<ref name="IBM2018"/>
  • Mike Williams (2018)<ref name="IBM2018"/>
  • Paul Taylor (2018)<ref name="IBM2018"/>
  • Teresa Hamid (2018)<ref name="IBM2018"/>
  • Vijay Narayanan (2018)<ref name="IBM2018"/>
  • Ann Corrao (2019)<ref name="IBM2019">{{#invoke:citation/CS1|citation

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  • Chris Ferris (2019)<ref name="IBM2019" />
  • Elpida Tzortzatos (2019)<ref name="IBM2019" />
  • Gustavo Stolovitzky (2019)<ref name="IBM2019" />
  • Laxmi Parida (2019)<ref name="IBM2019" />
  • Ram Viswanathan (2019)<ref name="IBM2019" />
  • Rama Akkiraju (2019)<ref name="IBM2019" />
  • Rashik Parmar (2019)<ref name="IBM2019" />
  • Mohamed Ahmed (2020)
  • Ajay Apte (2020)
  • Andreas Bieswanger (2020)
  • Catherine Crawford (2020)
  • Nduwuisi Emuchay (2020)
  • Marc Fiammante (2020)
  • Kailash Gopalakrishnan (2020)
  • Shalini Kapoor (2020)
  • Jim Olson (2020)
  • Emi Olsson (2020)
  • Francesca Rossi (2020)
  • Ranjan Sinha (2020)
  • Faried Abrahams (2021)
  • Roland Barcia (2021)
  • Sergey Bravyy (2021)
  • Oliver Dial (2021)
  • Andrew Hately (2021)
  • Nataraj Nagaratnam (2021)
  • Tetsuya Nikami (2021)
  • Maja Vuković (2021)
  • Vita Bortnikov (2022)
  • Jerry Chow (2022)
  • Christian Jacobi (2022)
  • AB Vijay Kumar (2022)
  • Marcel Mitran (2022)
  • Rosalind Radcliffe (2022)
  • Kyle Charlet (2023)
  • Natsumi Kurashima (2023)
  • Effendi Leobandung (2023)
  • Brian Martin (2023)
  • Aaron Baughman (2024)
  • Trent Gray-Donald (2024)
  • Kush Varshney (2024)Template:Div col end

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ReferencesEdit

  • The Corporate Technical Recognition Event (CTRE) commemorative book for each year lists the IBM Fellows designated in that year. In 2009, a similar Corporate Technical Recognition (CTR) book was published, but there was no CTRE. The following have been used to verify the names and dates for those years in the list above:
    • IBM CTRE Book, June 5–8, 1984, San Francisco, California
    • IBM CTRE Book, May 11–14, 1987, Orlando, Florida
    • IBM CTRE Book, May 16–19, 1988
    • IBM CTRE Book, June 4–7, 1990, San Diego, California
    • IBM CTRE Book, June 5–8, 1995, San Diego, California
    • IBM CTRE Book, June 9–12, 1998, San Francisco, California
    • IBM CTRE Book, June 8–11, 1999, Naples, Florida
    • IBM CTRE Book, June 5–8, 2000
    • IBM CTRE Book, May 29–June 1, 2001, Palm Beach, Florida
    • IBM CTRE Book, June 4–7, 2002, Naples, Florida
    • IBM CTRE Book, June 2–5, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona
    • IBM CTRE Book, May 25–28, 2004, Boca Raton, Florida
    • IBM CTRE Book, May 24–27, 2005
    • IBM CTRE Book, May 23–26, 2006
    • IBM CTRE Book, May 14–17, 2007
    • IBM CTRE Book, May 12–15, 2008, Phoenix, Arizona
    • IBM CTR Book, individually distributed, 2009
    • IBM CTR Book, individually distributed, 2010

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