Women in Tech Events

There is a multitude of companies out there that champion empowerment in tech and beyond.

Whether you are actively looking for your next challenge, or are curious about the hiring landscape, attending our events can help you gain an understanding of the market dynamics and see which companies will fit your requirements and support the growth of your career.

Get an insider’s perspective on the various interesting technologies and projects that companies are working on, and the opportunity to meet engineers, managers, and even CTOs face-to-face. Learn about companies’ benefits and team culture firsthand.

Meet and network with other fellow women in tech and build your network of trusted industry contacts.

Healthy food and beverages are always provided!

Don’t worry, we will send out the list of companies attending prior to the event. Our team also screens through each attendee to make sure there is no conflict of interest. Your employer will never be informed that you have signed up for this event. When you apply, please make sure to mention your current employer’s name on the signup form.

While you don’t necessarily have to be actively looking for a new job, we’d like you to know that our event revolves around recruiting. It is an opportunity for both passive and active job seekers to explore what the market has to offer, speak with recruiters in a casual setting, and learn more about companies’ diversity and promotion policies.

It is always a good idea to have business cards handy or resumes ready if you’re actively looking for a job.

There’s no formal dress code but it’s always safe to dress to impress!

Absolutely. While our events focus on empowering women in technology, WomenHack is an inclusive platform and our events are open to all professionals, regardless of gender identity, who are looking to connect with inclusive employers.

Yes! We’ll let the reviews speak for themselves: https://womenhack.com/reviews/

To ensure the quality of our events, we are currently invite-only. If you received an invite, you were probably on our waitlist or were invited by someone on our developer relations team who thinks you might be a good fit for the companies looking to hire.