The Women Who Code Podcast

Sandy Ritter, Staff Software Engineer in Mobile Development at P&G and co-director of the Cincinnati Chapter of Women Who Code, interviews Hannah Mace, Software Engineer at Bugcrowd. They discuss Hannah’s path to tech, her boot camp experiences, the importance of mentorship, and ways to maintain the right professional mindset.

Grecia Castaldi, Program Manager of the Digital Communities at Women Who Code, interviews Tami Tillman, Director of Product for Supply Chain at Macy's Technology. They discuss Tami’s career journey, her views on management and leadership, the company culture at Macy's, and what she believes every woman can do to become invaluable to companies, co-workers, and clients.

Paula Paul, Distinguished Engineer with Greyshore Associates and volunteer and former Track Lead at Women Who Code, interviews Maria Arkelatyan, Senior Developer and Developer Manager with PokerStars. They discuss Maria’s work at PokerStars, her move from mathematics into computer science, and then into a tech management role, and what she sees for the future.

In the second episode of this special recap edition of the Women Who Code podcast, we continue to revisit some of the most powerful and inspirational moments that arose this year from the conversations between tech leaders on the show.

In this special edition of the Women Who Code podcast, we look back at some past episodes and revisit the incredible advice, stories, and inspirations that have played on the show over the past few months since our re-launch. New episodes return the first week of January!

In part two of this interview, Tara Hernandez talks about the future of tech, what companies can do to be better, and her personal views on leadership.

In part one of this interview, Tara Hernandez discusses her dreams of becoming a history major, the reality of her technology career, her views on the importance of diversity in companies, and what her professional life is like working at Google.

In the second part of this special Women Who Code 10th Anniversary episode, WWCode CEO Alaina Percival and WWCode CPO Joey Rosenberg discuss how the organization handled its expansion to the global community it is today, as well as some of the more memorable moments they experienced along the way.

In the first part of this special, Women Who Code 10th Anniversary episode, WWCode CEO Alaina Percival and WWCode CPO Joey Rosenberg discuss the start of WWCode, its mission, its early days, and how the company started to grow.

In this Teal Carpet interview, Manik talks about her journey to leadership, the importance of certifications, her methods for keeping up with tech, as well as some exciting projects she's working on at Accenture.

Warby Parker software engineer Alex Fox discusses the path to professional happiness, the importance of challenges to growth in tech, and ways to continue developing in your career over time.

Learn about how Erica Lockheimer, Vice President of Engineering at LinkedIn Learning handles work-life balance, career progress, and her views on the importance of interviewing.

Vaidheeswaran Archana, Artificial Intelligence Engineer at Continental and WWCode Senior Leadership Fellow interviews Honey Williams, Senior Director of Technology at Liberty Mutual, about code, career, and the path to leadership.

In this episode of the Women Who Code Podcast, WWCode Chief Product Officer Joey Rosenberg Interviews Anusha Rutnam, Technical Support Engineer at Adyen. Learn about Anusha's journey in tech, her transition from web dev to technical support, her approach to documentation, and how she learned never to settle in her career.

In this edition of the Women Who Code Podcast Alaina Percival, CEO of WWCode, interviews Monica Blaylock, Engineering Manager at DoorDash. They discuss her professional journey, her experiences in the industry, and what it takes to be a good leader.

The Women Who Code Podcast is relaunching with a new format, sound, and content.

From piano keys to computer keyboards, two women's paths to a high tech career change.

Interview with Lisa Smith, Women Who Code Network Director for Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina

Interview with Clare Bayley, Director of Product for the US Digiga

Interview with Akanksha Lonhair, Anju Mercian, and Michelle Ho

Interview with Kara Sprague, executive at F5 and board member for Girls Who Code

A flyby of the Lesbians Who Tech SF vendor expo to meet the companies who are committed to diversity and inclusion, and more encouragement to get out there and get networking...

Precocious youth as teen entrepeneurs: an interview with Emma Yang, a 13 year old who's started a tech company based around development of a mobile app designed to help Alzheimer's patients. https://emmayang.com/ https://www.ca.com/us/company/csr/stem10/emma-yang.html http://timeless.care/

A discussion on engineering leadership and corporate culture with two Directors of Engineering at Microsoft: Sarah Kaplan and Karen Leonard

Topic: Interviews with a wide assortment of women attendees at AWS Re:invent Show notes: Employees from the following companies were included in spot interviews (their participation is hugely appreciated): https://looker.com/ https://www.salesforce.com/ https://www.atlassian.com/ http://www.level3.com/en/ https://www.civisanalytics.com/ https://github.com/ https://us.coca-cola.com/home/ https://ww...