Women in Tech

The concept of a self-driving car has taken the world by storm. Here Simran Khokha, Product Manager at Infineon Technologies, delves into the crucial development of next-generation chips for self driving cars, detailing their reliance on advanced semiconductors and sensors to ensure enhanced performance, safety, and comfort across various levels of vehicle automation.

Data published in March 2022 highlights changes in the gender composition of the UK’s engineering workforce over the last eleven years, confirming that engineering remains predominantly male-dominated.

A female tech leader has joined the debate over whether motherhood ruins women’s careers.

Sellafield Ltd’s ‘Women’s Engineering Society’ celebrated its success after winning the ‘Regional Innovation’ category at this year’s Women in Nuclear UK Awards.

The proliferation of generative AI in the workplace has helped level the playing field for women in technology, according to a new study from Boston Consulting Group (BCG).

SCHURTER is delighted to welcome Natalie Bird to the team.    

Claire Umney has been appointed as the new Managing Director for Alwayse Engineering (Alwayse).

WomenWhoCode (WWC), a charitable organisation dedicated to supporting women in the technology sector, has announced its dissolution due to a severe funding shortfall.

The anticipated event, CWIEME Berlin 2024, is set to commence in just under two months’ time.

Women and those early in their academia career who are passionate about robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) are encouraged to apply for a RAICo Fellowship.