The Women Who Code Podcast

Conversations #50: The Importance of Mentorship in Leadership - Sara Jacks, Software Engineering Manager at Capital One

Sara Jacks, Software Engineering Manager at Capital OneKatherine McClintic, Women Who Code DC DirectorVideo: https://youtu.be/jxjtuxW0jFg

Women Who Code Talks Tech 5 - Creative Coding to Inspire

Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/AnnKilzer/creative-coding-to-inspire Video: Creative Coding to Inspire Speaker: Ann Kilzer, Senior Software Engineer @ MercariModerator: Sapphire Duffy

Women Who Code Career Nav - Episode 2 - Changing Careers Into Tech From Opera Singer or Psychologist

Guiomar Jiménez Vista, Team Lead Software Engineering at ZendeskMargaret Bridge, Software Engineer Intern at ZendeskModerated by Sapphire Duffy, Senior Leadership Fellow at Women Who CodeVideo: Changing Careers Into Tech

Conversations 49: The Benefits of Cloud for Machine Learning - Priyanka Vergadia, Staff Developer Advocate at Google

Guest: Priyanka Vergadia, Staff Developer Advocate at GoogleModerator: Stephanie Rideout, Marketing, Product Data, Sara Lee Frozen Bakery, Leadership Fellow at Women Who CodeWomen Who Code Python Track

Women Who Code Talks Tech - Episode 4 - The Must-Haves for an Accessible Application

Nivedita Aggarwal, Senior Engineering Manager at GoogleFull VideoTranscript

Women Who Code Career Nav - Episode 1 - Decoding Financial Literacy

Neha Misra, Co-Founder & CEO of The Fin Lit Project discusses the importance of financial literacy, especially for women, and ways to better understand and manage your finances.

Women Who Code Talks Tech - Episode 3 - Using Research to Increase Workplace Diversity

Moderator: Dianne Jardinez, US West Regional Implementation Analyst at Marken and Lead at WWCode Silicon Valley Toshe Ayo-Ariyo, Co-Founder at UIncludeDanielle Ho, Co-Founder at UIncludeSonal Patel, Co-Founder at UInclude

Episode 48: Inspiration in Technology

This week we’re celebrating some of the amazing and powerful things that our guests have shared over the past year, with clips highlighting their thoughts on leadership, career growth, meaning, and more.

Women Who Code Talks Tech - Episode 2 - Squeaky Clean Code: How to Develop & Adopt Better Coding Practices

Clean Code is defined as code that is easy to understand, easy to change, and follows good standards. But what exactly are “good standards”? What does this look like in practice? How do we achieve this as a developer community? Kristi will answer these questions and more by discussing what makes for clean code, starting with establishing team coding standards and setting up a development environment, cultivating thorough and living documentation, and ending with best practices and approaches in peer code reviews.

Episode 47: Founder of Ladies Get Paid - Mental Health in Tech

Women Who Code Career NavRahat Chowdhury, Developer Advocate at PolygonVideo: Building Mental Health Resources in TechWomen Who Code ConversationsClaire Wasserman, Author and Founder of Ladies Get PaidShanna Gregory, Chief Program Officer at Women Who CodeEpisode: https://www.womenwhocode.com/blog/wwcode-podcast-47-claire-wasserman-author-and-founder-of-ladies-get-paid Video: https://youtu.be/K_V4Lpp7gaw

Women Who Code Talks Tech - Episode 1 - Getting Into Quantum Computing Today

For the written transcript of this talk and visual aids, visit womenwhocode.com/blog. https://www.linkedin.com/in/sara-a-metwalli/?originalSubdomain=jp

Episode 46: How a Technologist Can Make a Difference in Wildlife Coordination and the Power of DEI

Conversations: Michi DeWitt Woman Who Code San Diego Director, interviews Christy Caragol, SVP of Talent Management and Diversity and Inclusion at Arch Capital Group. They discuss how Christy’s background in social work contributes to her work today. They also talk about the importance of inclusion and diversity in the workplace, and ways the companies can turn good intentions into real impact.Career Nav: This week we’re celebrating World Environment Day, which was Sunday June 5th, by highlighting a talk about different ways that technologists can make a difference in wildlife conservation. Given by Public Speaker & Science Communicator, Gracie Ermi.