Women In Tech

Jillian Short began her career in the arts. But, like many others, the pandemic forced her to pivot. Since graduating from Flatiron School's Software Engineering Program in May 2021, she is now thriving in tech.

Allison Anzalone began her career in biology - getting a Bachelors and working as a Vet Tech and a Patient Care Technician in a hospital over 9 years. Then, at the age of 31, she enrolled in a Flatiron School Software Engineering program.

Bani Phul-Anand, a Lead Instructor of Product Design at Flatiron School, has more than 12 years of experience in Product Design. She began her career in luxury beauty and fashion, but a pivot into tech eventually led her to a career in Product Design. 

Flatiron School + National Center For Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) teamed up to do their part in changing the face of technology through scholarships.

Women are certainly not new to tech. In fact, the first coders in history were women! A 20 year career in tech teaches you many things and here are 5 tips for women developing their own tech careers.

As we honor Women’s History Month this year, we urge you to break biases and help bridge tech’s gender gap, starting by taking a look at these women in tech.