In the new episode of She Is Tech podcast, we explore how community, mentorship and AI can empower women to grow and thrive in the tech industry. Our guest, Yoana Boyanova , a tech leader and co-founder of Women Who Grow, shares how she built a supportive community for women in tech in Bulgaria. We discuss the challenges women still face in the industry, what meaningful mentorship looks like in practice and how AI can support intentional growth in everyday tasks and long-term career planning.

How inclusive are our workplaces: in hiring, in meetings, or in the everyday moments that shape how everyone feels? In this episode, our host Yuliia talks with psychologist and DEI consultant Daniela Leal about neurodiversity in tech. It's an honest look at what happens when workplaces aren’t built for every kind of mind and what changes when they are. We explore most common challenges neurodivergent professionals face in tech, the impact of underdiagnosis, especially among women and minorities, and what companies can do to build greater environments.

Money impacts how we grow, choose, and show up in our career, yet financial confidence is still a gap for many women in tech. In this episode of the She Is Tech Podcast, host Yuliia Hemberg talks with Catarina Brandão, founder of Cat.Poupança. They discuss financial independence, common money mistakes, salary negotiations, first steps into investing, and simple habits that help women feel more confident and in control of their finances. A practical and empowering conversation for women in tech who want clarity, confidence, and freedom around money.

What keeps women in STEM and what systematically pushes them out? In this episode, we’re joined by Anna Oriekhova, co-founder of INSCIENCE, women-led organization dedicated to making science visible, accessible and inspiring for thousands of Ukrainians. Tune in to hear about the realities of women’s careers in science today, key findings from a new national study on the barriers and motivations of Ukrainian women scientists, and concrete steps to improve the situation and support women in STEM. 📃 Read the full research mentioned in the episode here: https://inscience.io/en/women-in-science/research/

New Year and fresh resolutions are inseparable, especially in the fast & furious tech world, where tools, updates and tasks appear faster than expected. In our first She Is Tech episode of 2026, we pause and talk about the future of work this year and how to build a system that can keep up. Tune in to find out which technical and human skills matter to your role, how to define your next step protecting yourself from burning out, and how to take action with a 30/60/90 system (spoiler: it’s about mindset, not marathon effort). No overload. No overload, no “learn everything at once”. Just a conversation to help you build an adaptive plan you can actually follow, one quarter at a time.

If you’ve ever worked through pain, fatigue or hormonal problems while telling yourself “it’s just stress, whatever” this episode is your sign to reflect. This time, we discuss how women’s health is still underestimated in research and, as a result, at work. How pain gets normalized, symptoms are dismissed, and women are expected to wait and push through. What real support looks like and how many women silently carry chronic fatigue, period pain, fertility struggles or burnout with the fear of losing opportunities or career. Iryna Karankovska, Head of Planning and Execution at Intellias, shares her perspective and experience in this honest conversation. Tune in and take care of yourself.

Mountains, digital spaces, and fearless women. Our guest, Alexandra Kinias, has climbed Kilimanjaro and built Women of Egypt Network, one of the largest online communities for women in the region. In this episode, we explore the challenges of creating safe digital spaces, the risks women face online, and how to stay visible while protecting privacy. Plus, how companies and communities can help women use their voices confidently and create empowering spaces. Empowerment starts with awareness, so tune in to find out more.

In this episode, we talk with Noelia Torres Bañós, pedagogical coordinator at Factoría F5, Spain’s first inclusive digital school. Through her work, she helps women, migrants, and people from disadvantaged backgrounds step into tech careers, manage the multiple roles they have and change their futures. We’ll explore how to welcome more women into tech, the barriers on their path, the power of role models, and what companies can do to create real opportunities for women from all walks of life.

Avoiding Burnout in Tech: Small Shifts for a Sustainable Career Burnout in tech might be the elephant in the room, one that slowly appears weighing more on your life and fading away your spark. In the new episode we’re talking about what small things can gradually lead to burnout, how to notice them, and what practical steps can help to prevent it and bring yourself back. Because burnout prevention isn’t a one-time fix. It’s about learning to take care of yourself and finding a pace you can live with in the long run.

Domestic violence and sexism aren’t just “personal” issues. They shape the culture, habits and workplaces. This time, we talk with Viktoriia Pihul, an advocate for safe and inclusive workplaces, to explore how domestic violence and sexism quietly echo into the professional lives, what often goes unnoticed and the role tech companies can play to change that. Together, we discuss early warning signs, ways to support colleagues who might be in danger, common misconceptions, and what an allyship looks like in the workplace. Awareness matters, and action saves.

In this episode of the She Is Tech podcast, we explore how lifelong learning is the key to staying relevant, building influence, and shaping a career that evolves with you. Our guest, Amalia Spyratou, VP of International Operations at INCO and co-founder of Astylab, shares stories from her non-linear career journey, along with practical tips on learning, networking, and embracing failure as fuel for growth. Tune in for valuable advice that every woman in tech can use to keep growing.

In this episode, we sit down with Vânia Gonçalves, Research Manager at Cloudflare and founder of Geek Girls Portugal. With 20+ years in tech, she shares her international experience in leadership, inclusion, and building communities. A must-listen for anyone ready to step up, stand out, and lead with a positive social impact.

What if your next big opportunity found you before you even applied? Like it or not, your digital presence speaks volumes about you. The question is, what’s it saying? In this episode, we’ll show you how to turn your online reputation into a magnet, make it catchy, and track the right metrics to succeed.

What does it take to launch a movement for women in tech from the ground up? In this episode, Patricia Helena Fierro, Director of Women in Tech Colombia and IT Chief at Aeronáutica Civil, shares her story. From navigating the country’s tech ecosystem to facing the “unpopular” moments of leadership, she reveals the wins, the roadblocks, and her vision for 2030: a future where women have an equal seat at the table.

Want to stand out in your next interview? Learn how to use the STAR method to turn everyday moments into career-launching stories. In this episode, we talk to Anna Rutkowska-Mól — Career Advisor, Coach on the path to ICF certification, Trainer, and former Recruiter for global companies like Deloitte and Novartis. She shares her approach to building confidence through soft skills and storytelling.

Feeling like you’re not “ready enough” to take that next step in tech? In this episode, we share down-to-earth strategies to tackle imposter syndrome, bounce back from failure, and advocate for your worth. Get inspired to take action — even when it feels scary — and start building the career you truly want.

In this special episode of the She Is Tech podcast, our host Yuliia Hemberg sits down with Anna Lebedieva, Talent Marketing Director at Intellias, to explore a topic that rarely gets the spotlight in our industry — vulnerability. Tune in to discover how embracing your true self can spark creativity, boost team spirit, and help you become a stronger, more impactful leader.

In this episode, we share practical strategies to help you negotiate your salary with confidence. From market research and anchoring to understanding the full offer — tune in and learn how to advocate for your worth and take control of the conversation.

In this episode, leadership coach and bestselling author Sheeja Shaju joins us to explore how personal narratives shape the way we lead, grow, and show up at work. With 25+ years of experience and a focus on conscious leadership, Sheeja shares practical insights for women in tech navigating complex career paths. Brought to you by Intellias.

Oksana Okolovych rapidly climbed the tech career ladder — from personal assistant to head of marketing in FinTech. But after relocating and facing burnout, she realized the traditional corporate path no longer felt right. In this episode, Oksana shares what it took to walk away, start fresh as a freelance content creator, and build a purpose-driven personal brand. A powerful story about knowing when it’s time to pivot — and finding the courage to follow your heart.

In this talk, Sofia Matos, People & Culture Director at Infraspeak, opens up about how real connections, good mentorship, and a people-first mindset helped shape her tech journey.

In this episode, we talk to Mariia Yatsiuk, Talent Business Partner at Intellias, about a topic so many of us care about — how to ask for a promotion and actually get it. From mental prep to practical negotiation tips, Mariia shares real stories and helpful tools to help you grow with intention.

Switching to tech from a different industry? We've got you covered. In this episode, our host Yuliia Hemberg shares actionable advice and inspiring stories — including the journey of Tiffany from TiffInTech — on embracing your unique background and turning it into a strength in tech. Tune in, get inspired, and follow your own tech journey — no matter where you're starting from.

In our first episode, we sit down with Maryna Dudnyk, D&I Coordinator at Intellias, to explore the future of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) in the tech industry. Maryna shares everything about the She is Tech project and her insights on the biggest challenges, emerging opportunities, and what companies can do to foster a more inclusive workplace. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on driving meaningful change!

Hello and welcome to the She Is Tech Podcast! This is a space for growth, inspiration, and change. Here, we talk to women in tech about things that matter — career and life, leadership and motherhood, breaking barriers and making breakthroughs. This podcast is brought to you by Intellias.