Women in Tech

In recent years, the realm of women's football has transcended the boundaries of the sports arena, extending its influence into unexpected domains, including the world of technology.

Despite the fact that engineering has always been viewed as a male-dominated field, women have achieved some of the most remarkable feats in history.

Molly Bakewell Chamberlin is a B2B strategic growth marketing, PR, and business development professional, and a subject matter authority in sensors and electronics. She is the Founder and President of Embassy Global, LLC, a 100% woman-owned consultancy, and a long-time advocate for small businesses, women in tech, and diversity, equality, and inclusion (DEI).

Female-led businesses in engineering are being given the opportunity to accelerate the design and development of their ideas with the help of a 5K grant from London-based manufacturing specialist Get It Made.

Space DOTS, a startup developing miniaturised in-situ testing for advanced materials in any space environment, has secured £1.5 million in pre-seed funding.

For companies throughout Europe, the scarcity of engineering professionals is becoming increasingly problematic. There are currently hundreds of thousands of engineering-based jobs all over the continent that are not being filled – with the issue even being highlighted by EU President Ursula von der Leyen.

MicroCare, LLC, a provider of innovative cleaning, coating, and lubrication solutions, is pleased to announce the appointment of Venesia Hurtubise as the Vice President of Technology and Compliance.

SuperWomen in Flash has shared figures from a recent study by the National Centre for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT), a non-profit community founded in 2004 which is funded by the National Science Foundation.

OmniIndex, the secure Web3 data platform, has successfully completed a proof of concept to provide Web3 storage and encrypted analytics for the largest and most diverse AI de-risking community in the world.

Shi Marcos is a product engineer at onsemi, an intelligent power and image sensing technology company, where she has worked for the past 15 years – spending her first seven years in the Philippines before transitioning over to the US.