Our friends at Northwest Ohio ACM-W have planned an awesome kick off event for their new chapter! On Wednesday, September 12, they will be on BGSU’s campus in room BAA… Read more »
NCWIT, the National Center for Women & Information Technology, is revolutionizing the face of technology by increasing the participation of girls and women. Currently they seek a Senior Software Engineer…. Read more »
OCWiC Sponsor Hyland Software is hiring two engineers for new Security Engineer Level 2 position openings! They’re looking for someone with development experience who has an interest in security. Basic… Read more »
The OCWiC ACMW Professional Chapter is seeking a volunteers to serve in multiple positions. Our organization is growing and we have opportunities in all areas. [apply now] A person we need… Read more »
Event: CyberInspire is an all day workshop where students will dive head-first into the exciting world of cyber security. Participants will be split up into four groups and rotate through… Read more »
A recent op-ed on recode.net makes the point that companies are finding that the problem of increasing diversity in their organization becomes exponentially easier once they start to solve it…. Read more »
University Relations at Google invites proposals to its exploreCSR: Google Grant Pilot Program for Undergraduate Computer Science Research Focused Workshops for Women. This program is intended to provide one-time grants to support… Read more »
In 2005, the Ohio Celebration of Women in Computing (OCWiC) was one of ACM-W’s first regional celebrations (celebration.ocwic.org). We have continued to have regular biannual OCWiCs since then, and our… Read more »
CSG starts off their Career Opportunity announcement on their site with “We are searching for a Unicorn”…and that is so true! That unicorn could be you! https://www.columbusschoolforgirls.org/about/employment Jennifer Ciccarelli, Head… Read more »
A few weeks ago, CodinGame Community Manager, Thibaud Jobert reached out to me. “Is CodinGame gender-neutral?” he wanted to know. He said, “I’d like our community to be welcoming to everyone whatever their… Read more »