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Women in tech only want one thing and it’s…

Sarah Binney
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Six senior Softwire women on careers, self-belief and success

Sasha Burgoyne
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The image is a promotional graphic for a podcast. On the left side, there's a logo with a lighthouse and the text "Techtalks" above it. To the right, there's a photograph of a woman, Rajani Rao, who is described as the "Principle Technologist at AVEVA, and the director of Women Who Code." She appears to be a woman with medium-length black hair, wearing a black and white patterned top and a black blazer, with earrings visible. She has a slight smile and is looking directly at the camera. The background has two overlapping circular shapes, one in turquoise and the other in purple, creating a dynamic and modern feel to the design. The word "Softwire" is visible in the top right corner in a large purple font. The overall design is professional, with a clean and contemporary layout.

Podcast: Empowering Innovation: Women Who Code with Rajani Rao

Zoe Cunningham
Podcasts

Transforming NHS technology: Using insights from pharma to create new opportunities in healthcare

Zoe Cunningham
Articles

How I manage my hypermobility spectrum disorder (HSD) in my role at Softwire

Sasha Burgoyne
Event highlights

Hands-on with Digital Accessability Key Takeaways

Tom Ward
Podcasts

Navigating neurodiversity: How can software developers support their mental health in the workplace?

Zoe Cunningham
Articles

How to take care of your mental health as a software engineer

Aya Stead
Event highlights

Highlights from our #IWD2023 event with CIO Claire Priestley

Meena Toor
Podcasts

What routes into technology are available for female and diverse career changers?

Zoe Cunningham
Articles

Gender Pay Gap Results: Opportunity, Fairness and Representation at Softwire 

Chris Harris
Articles

Digital accessibility 101: Six things every CIO needs to know

Sam Collard and Katherine Langford