Hypercube Consulting
HerCube: Women in Energy Tech
HerCube is Hypercube’s podcast series spotlighting the women shaping the future of energy, data, AI, and technology. Through candid, in-depth conversations with industry leaders and rising voices, HerCube explores real career journeys in STEM. From breaking barriers in tech and navigating leadership, to workplace culture, mentorship, policy, and representation, guests share practical insights and honest lessons learned along the way. Designed for professionals across energy, renewables, data science, artificial intelligence, and engineering, HerCube goes beyond inspiration to unpack what it tr...
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Hypercube Consulting
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Jan 12, 2026
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Episodes
Breaking Barriers in STEM: EDI in practice 12.01.2026 42:54
Welcome to Episode 2 of HerCube , Hypercube’s series spotlighting women and inclusion across energy, data, AI, and technology. In this episode, Data Engineer India Thomson is joined by Dr. Athina Frantzana, a leading EDI expert with a STEM background in geoscience and planetary physics, to explore what it really takes to break barriers in STEM. They explore: 💡 The barriers women face in advanced...
Women in Tech - Nature or Nurture? | Routes into Data Science & Engineering 09.01.2026 23:10
Welcome to the first episode of HerCube, Hypercube’s new series spotlighting women in energy, data, AI, and technology. In this episode, Engineering Manager Ivona Voroneckaja and Data Engineer India Thomson dive into the question: Was it nature or nurture that led them into tech? They explore: 💡The impact of female role models in shaping career paths 💡The importance of strong workplace policies...
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