Women in Tech

As the world becomes increasingly shaped by technology, one major issue remains at the forefront of the conversation: gender inequality. Despite progress, the fight for gender equality is far from over, especially in industries like technology that are actively building the future.

Join Marie-Pierre Ducharme, Vice President, EMEA Marketing & Business Development, Mouser Electronics for an insightful discussion on professional growth, leadership myths, and why visibility matters for women in the tech sector.

Happy International Women in Tech Day! Today started as a vision of world where “gender does not define one's ability to succeed in the tech industry” and is a reminder of the progress made as well as the work still required to achieve gender parity in the tech sector.

As the world’s reliance on online systems increases, so too does the need for robust cybersecurity to prevent attacks. In just a few past weeks, two major US healthcare providers, as well as the online platform X (formerly Twitter), claimed they were hacked, affecting hundreds of thousands of users.

There are few industries as exciting to work in as technology. While not a single role in building a better future is gender-specific, women remain alarmingly underrepresented in an industry that is impacting every aspect of our existence.

In this special Women in Tech takeover, Sheryl Miles speaks with Selu Gupta, Hardware Engineering Manager, Tektronix about the importance of networks.

The winners of The Bupa everywoman in Technology Awards 2025 have been announced.

On 13th March 2025, Electronic Specifier and #women4ew successfully hosted their joint Women in Tech Forum at embedded world, bringing together professionals from across the embedded systems community for an engaging and insightful event.

Tech Show London kicked off at the ExCeL London yesterday (12th March) with a record-breaking number of female speakers. Almost three-quarters (73%) of the Mainstage programme was female-led, breaking the previous record of 65%.

To mark International Women’s Day, YuLife hosted The Wellbeing Gap, a live panel discussion at its Old Street headquarters in London that was streamed online. The discussion explored why women continue to face systemic challenges in workplace wellbeing and what organisations can do to bridge the gap.