Women in Tech

The paths that lead women to the pinnacle of tech and engineering are as diverse as their backgrounds.

Paige West speaks with Linda Johnson, Executive VP Operations, DigiKey about her experiences in the electronics industry and her work with Women in Electronics.

Vincotech, a supplier of module-based solutions for power electronics, is carrying on its holiday tradition of donating to a good cause in lieu of sending gifts to customers.

Women have been shaping the STEM landscape for centuries, and for centuries their contributions have been often overlooked. A trend that, unsettlingly, seems to still be evident even in the 21st-century.

Three young women engineers have been recognised at the Institution of Engineering and Technology’s (IET) Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards for their work in engineering.

Businesses are making positive strides towards overcoming the historical lack of diversity within the tech workforce, as data suggests that more than half (52%) set diversity targets (up from 46% last year).

Iceland has been recognised as the foremost country for supporting women in STEM, boasting the highest average female wage globally at $79,473. 

Meet 13-year-old Melisa Deniz, a young coder who started her coding journey at Code Ninjas Enfield only last year.

OpenAI has announced Mira Murati, its Chief Technology Officer, as the interim CEO following Sam Altman's departure from his CEO and board member roles.

Bolor-Erdene Battsengel is a Research Fellow at the University of Oxford, she was the youngest and first female to hold the position of chairwoman of the Government of Mongolia’s Communication and Information Technology Authority, and she is helping young girls in tech to shine.