What did you learn in the first few years of your career? We’re chatting with Lauren Clayberg, a software engineer who graduated from MIT in 2020 and works on test automation solutions at mabl. We compare notes on finding mentors, working at big companies vs. startups, and collaborating on powerful teams. And, Lauren shares her perspective on combining her creative mind with her analytical engineering skills.   Technical Women is a podcast that shines light on the women who are trailblazing, inspiring and building our future. Hosts Natalie Vais and Renee Shah interview women with technica ..read more

At age 13, Shanea Leven got the Internet at home. Her mind was blown. She could be anyone and do anything...so she did. In this conversation, Shanea recalls her journey from that first home computer to learning computer science to working at Google and eventually starting a new company, CodeSee, to make life easier for developers everywhere. Along the way, she has made it her mission to write new definitions of what it means to work in tech.   Technical Women is a podcast that shines light on the women who are trailblazing, inspiring and building our future. Hosts Natalie Vais and Renee S ..read more

Amy Heineike started her career working on transportation systems in the UK. She never imagined that one day, she’d be one of the original team members at a fast-growing Bay Area startup, exploring a new and quickly-changing technology. Amy tells us how she got into NLP, what she has learned about turning a technology into a tool people can actually use, and how she has approached building a team. Technical Women is a podcast that shines light on the women who are trailblazing, inspiring and building our future. Hosts Natalie Vais and Renee Shah interview women with technical expertise, proven ..read more

Technical Women shines a light on the women who are trailblazing, inspiring, and advancing the future of technology. Hosts Natalie Vais and Renee Shah interview women with technical expertise, proven experience, and high potential. Listeners can expect to hear stories, company-building advice, career lessons, and more. Technical Women is produced by Amplify Partners. For more stories and ideas, sign up for our newsletter at amplifypartners.com/technicalwomen.   ..read more