31 Days of the Next Women in Tech
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4 min readMar 1, 2021
This year at CSforALL, we’re excited to celebrate Women’s History Month by recognizing 31 young women in the #tech community that represents, advocates, and highlights that women in the tech sector is a must to move forward. Keep checking back daily….
31 Days of the Next Women in Tech
1. Ama Koranteng, Ph. D Student, Johns Hopkins University
2. Christina Li, Starship Software Engineer, SpaceX
3. Catherine Yeo, Student & Researcher, Harvard University
4. Maggie Amador, Student, St. Mary’s University of Texas
5. Anna Quinlan, Student, Stanford University
6. Pia Sen, Graduate Student, Rutgers University Newark
7. Stella Chen, Co-Founder, creAItivity
8. Julie Hubschman, Partner Engineer, Pinterest
9. Naomi Thomas, Founder and CEO, The STEM Station
10. Hana Memon, Student, The College of New Jersey
11. Deja Lindsey, Technology Product Owner, Johnson & Johnson
12. Mei’lani Eyre, Student Community Manager, Postman
13. Connie Ye, Student, Carnegie Mellon University
14. Ananya Cleetus, Founder, Anemone
15. Anna Dodson, Engineer, Apple
16. Connie Zhang, Robotics PHD Researcher, University of Southern California
17. Eshika Saxena, Student and Researcher, Harvard University
18. Avika Patel, Student, Stanford University
19. Anja Sheppard, Student, University of Texas at Dallas
20. Meenakshi Das, Graduate Student, Auburn University
21. Kayla Kasprak, Software Engineer, iOS, Comcast NBCUniversal
22. Bethany Davis, Software Engineer, Google, University of Pennsylvania
23. Shagun Khare, Director of Technology and Engineering, ATHENA By WiSTEM
24. Camille Ramseur, Technical Artist, Treyarch
25. Gianna Yan, Student and Founder, Feed Fleet / Kode With Klossy Alumni
26. Kylie Moden, Product Manager, Code.org
27. Bernice Lau, Director, Tech + Me / Codenovate / ReThred LLC
28. Noor Boukari, Student, Caesar Rodney High School
29. Lavanya Sharma, Executive Director, AIHacks
30. Lavanya Sharma, Julie Caroline Gonzalez-Ninoua, Student and Web Development Student Assistant, University of South Florida
31. Madee Haworth, Mechanical Engineer, Microsoft
We’re so honored to highlight each of these amazing and inspirational young women in technology across the United States. Together as a tech community our focus must remain on centering marginalized voices, investing in women, continuing change-making conversations, and advocating for positive change for all. Happy Women’s History Month!
