Your Brain is Just as Big as Theirs

TECHnically Female founder Jasmine Jarvis (@technicallyfemale), interviews Computer Graphics student + User Experience (UX) Designer, Zariah Cameron (@aeidesign_), as she discusses her journey thus far to becoming a UX Designer, how to rise above opinionated distractions, insight into a real user experience problem she solved, a deeper dive into social change centered around design, and how organizations can increase black representation within the design technology industry. To learn more about Zariah Cameron check out her latest article here: https://uxdesign.cc/restructuring-the-hiring-process-222bf02922d9

TECHnically Female founder Jasmine Jarvis (@technicallyfemale), interviews Manager of Education Success, Adoley Ammah-Tagoe, as she discusses her non-traditional journey in HR tech & supply chain operations, defines analytics & its importance, how to deal with female competition in the workplace, a methodology to solving problems, and why diversity is essential to a team's success. To learn more about Adoley Ammah-Tagoe check her out here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adoley/

TECHnically Female founder Jasmine Jarvis (@technicallyfemale), interviews Electrical Engineer, Katie Iversen, as she discusses why she attained 3 degrees (Electrical Engineering x 2 & MBA), how to rise above being the token female, a deep dive into renewable energy, and which comes first your personal life or professional career. To learn more about Katie Iversen check her out here: Https://www.LinkedIn.com/in/kfiversen

TECHnically Female founder Jasmine Jarvis (@technicallyfemale), interviews Technical Support Engineer at National Instruments, Ivana Radovanovic (@ivana.rado), as she discusses her experience pursuing a Mechanical Engineering degree, how to break through education pivots, what the day in the life of an engineer is like, how her background/culture impacted her professional journey, and how to find and be an impactful mentor. To learn more about Ivana Radovanovic check her out here: www.linkedin.com/in/ivana-radovanovic

TECHnically Female founder Jasmine Jarvis (@technicallyfemale), interviews MacBook Air Program Manager at Apple, Camara Samuel, as she discusses how she conquered a Chemical Engineering degree, the hurdles she navigates through in the male driven industry of Research & Development (R&D), her experience in product development, and why community giveback is important. To learn more about Camara Samuel check her out here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/camara-samuel-a13a4543/

TECHnically Female founder Jasmine Jarvis (@technicallyfemale), interviews Information Technology Consultant & pro golfer Zakiya Randall as she discusses why she pursued an Information Systems degree, pro tips for how to attack college, utilizing her experiences in sports to be successful in consulting, and how to inspire women in business, technology, and sports.  To learn more about Zakiya Randall check her out here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zakiyarandall/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zakiya_Randall

TECHnically Female founder Jasmine Jarvis (@technicallyfemale), concludes this month’s special series #AllyAugust by interviewing Scott Lilly, an Inclusion & Diversity Business Partner at Apple, as he discusses what an ally is and breaks down what true allyship means, how male leadership in tech can lean in effectively to be an ally for women, the importance of opening the door for those behind you, and how we can potentially solve gender disparities within tech.

TECHnically Female founder Jasmine Jarvis (@technicallyfemale), continues this month’s special series #AllyAugust by interviewing Vincent Sanders (@tg4solutions), a Sr. Applications Engineer at Nike and Founder of TG4 Solutions, as he discusses the biggest barriers for women & minorities in college when pursuing STEM degrees, how to be an ally for female classmates, what improvements have been made & what areas of opportunity exist to encourage women in STEM, and a little bit of insight into entrepreneurship.

TECHnically Female founder Jasmine Jarvis (@technicallyfemale), continues this month’s special series #AllyAugust by interviewing Mr. Braska Williams Jr., the Director of the North Carolina Math/Science Education Network (MSEN) Pre-College Program at North Carolina State University, as he discusses his almost 30 years in STEM education, the gaps and disparities that exist in gender and race for kids pursuing STEM fields, why educational resources & exposure to STEM & college campuses outside of the classroom are crucial, how to be an ally for young girls in STEM, and how to best support a child who likes STEM. To learn more about the NC MSEN Pre-College Program, check out their website: http://www.fi.ncsu.edu/teams/msen/

TECHnically Female founder Jasmine Jarvis (@technicallyfemale), kicks off this month’s special series #AllyAugust by interviewing the biggest allies she's had in life her STEM parents Wayne & Pam Jarvis as they both discuss how to look for early signs of STEM interests in your kids, the necessity of advocacy and encouragement for STEM kids, dealing with being the only minority STEM parents in the room, what can deter kids from pursuing STEM, and how to best support your kid’s STEM journey.