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Dixie Garr

b. 1956

African-American computer engineer

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About Dixie Garr

Born 1956. Dixie Garr is an American.

Dixie Tyran Garr (born 1956) is an American computer engineer who served as Vice President at Cisco Systems and Head of Software Engineering at Texas Instruments.

Early life and education Garr was born in Dubach, Louisiana. She was the youngest of her eight brothers and sisters, and graduated top of her class. During her college degree she interned at General Motors. She was a graduate student at University of California, Los Angeles, where she worked as a Hughes Aircraft Company Fellow. In 1997 Garr was named the "Black Engineer of the Year in Industry" by the council of engineering deans at historically black colleges and universities. At Cisco Garr led teams that looked after customer satisfaction and corporate quality.

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Born
1956, Dubach
Birth century
Nationality
Education
University of California, Los Angeles, Grambling State University
Employers
Cisco Systems, Texas Instruments
Also known as
Dixie Tyran Garr

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Dixie Garr?

African-American computer engineer

When was Dixie Garr born?

Dixie Garr was born in 1956 in Dubach.

What nationality is Dixie Garr?

Dixie Garr is American.

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