Engineering careers through women's eyes
Earlier, you may have read on our blog that we had conversations with our female colleagues regarding their experiences working in IT, particularly at evosoft. In the first episode, Bíborka and Vera shared their insights on the interesting aspects and challenges of engineering careers, as well as the stereotypes they encountered.
Zsófia Róth and Éva Kovaliczky
In the second episode, Éva Kovaliczky (Embedded & Runtime), an electrical engineer who graduated from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, and Zsófia Róth (IT), a corporate informatics student at the University of Dunaújváros, had a conversation with Imi Horváth. They discussed the following topics:
When and how they first encountered IT
Their first impressions of evosoft, and how those impressions evolved over time
Thoughtfulness and courtesy in everyday work life
Building connections in the workplace
Whether being a women in IT offers any advantages
Building a career as a woman—what it’s like at evosoft
Tune into the evosoft podcast channel. (The podcast is available in Hungarian.)
Like the previous episode, feel free to recommend this one to students seeking career guidance and their parents, as it can inspire those who have questions or doubts about pursuing a technical career. At the end of the episode, Évi and Zsófi share key insights that cannot be emphasized enough, especially when choosing a career path during university: don't be afraid of failure, dare to make mistakes, and don't let one or two setbacks hold you back, as there’s much to learn from them.
Visit the post for the podcast channel itself, and how to access it on other platforms (Apple, Spotify, RSS).
