Women in Tech

The cyber industry is booming, with exponential growth that shows no signs of slowing down – but despite this remarkable surge, a gender gap persists in the field.

Last year, fraudsters across the UK stole over £1.2 billion through authorised and unauthorised fraud. 

Electronic Specifier is proud to announce its inaugural event tailored for Women in Technology and Engineering which is set to take place on 2 November 2023. 

National Programmers Day, celebrated on the 256th day each year, highlights the impact of programmers on making our digital world run seamlessly.

Women navigating traditionally male-dominated technical sectors too frequently feel invisible, frustrated, and undervalued in the workplace, says Lauren Neal, a female engineer who has worked in the energy sector for 18 years.

I read recently with surprise and dismay that the recent downturn in tech1 has had a greater adverse effect on women than men.

The engineering industry is undergoing a transformative shift toward diversity and equality, and inspiring from the front is Dragica Kostic-Perovic, Chief Engineer of Automotive at Ricardo, a global engineering company.

Women in Electronics (WE), a 501c3 nonprofit organisation with the mission to open opportunities for women to advance in the electronics and industrial industries, announces a first ever opportunity to participate via livestream at their sold-out Summit in September. 

When we think of robots, often the first thing that comes to mind are humanoid machines that mimic a person. However, in reality, there are so many different types of robots, each created to perform a certain function and each with varying degrees of intelligence – or none at all.

Electronic Specifier’s sister title, Startups Magazine, is hosting an exclusive event in Brighton for women in technology and female founders.