In this podcast, we learn what life is like as a female software engineer.  Our team met with Allison Hall, former Technovation mentor, and UI Software Engineer at LinkedIn. Allison talks about some of her personal hobbies, work at LinkedIn and why everyone, especially mentors and students should take "intelligent risks."

Taking Intelligent Risks with Female Software Engineer,Allison Hall of Linkedin

In this podcast, we learn that Technovation is more than a global tech competition for girls.  Today, we get advice from Emna Ghariani of Founder’s Institute who is a coach, enabler, and mentor for many entrepreneurs and also Technovation teams. Emna Ghariani is the Global  Director of The Founder Institute, which is a premier startup launch program in San Francisco.

Emna covers many topics around mentoring in an all girls program including being a virtual mentor, why men should participate and why Technovation is more than a competition.

Why Technovation is More Than a Competition with Emna Ghariani, Global Director of Founder Institute

In this podcast, we met Shraddha Chaplot, a female electrical engineer that works on machine intelligence.  Shraddha wil expain why she believes future STEM jobs will be related to how we give our personal information away in a digital world and how you can make intelligent decisions by connecting patterns and mathematics.

In the last part of the interview Shraddha reveals why she builds robots for fun and how "playing" helps her career.   She also tells an interesting story about her mentees, which she calls “braincesses” (brain and princess).

Patterns, Mathematics and Making Intelligent Decisions with Electrical Engineer, Shraddha Chaplot

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