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Women power in IT
Dr. Haya Shulman speaks about her job in cybersecurity research
Women and IT – does that makes sense? German magazine COMPUTERWOCHE introduces technophile females holding their ground in various branches in the IT sector in their latest career booklet. Among them is ATHENE researcher Dr Haya Shulman of the Fraunhofer SIT. She speaks about her cybersecurity research and makes a comparison between career opportunities for women in Germany and her home country Israel.
About COMPUTERWOCHE’s career booklet:
Women and IT, it just fits well. Women are smart, communicative, empathic, pragmatic, well versed in coding and they have a profound understanding for their clients. The COMPUTERWOCHE careers team has spoken to many technophile women about their career path in IT – it does not always have to begin with a university degree in computer science, since the IT sector offers various entry points in different business branches. Whether it be the automobile industry, consultancy, legal tech, cyber-crime, science or social work, IT specialists are needed everywhere. A few businesses even foster females in particular, since they have become aware that mixed teams are more successful.
Download the free COMPUTERWOCHE career booklet in German
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