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Happy International Women’s Day From HackerNoon

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8 Mar 2022

Aloha Hacker,

March 8th is International Women’s Day, and our team is excited to put a spotlight on the incredible women of tech –  this includes either yourself or some of the amazing women you may know.

The team at HackerNoon would like to hear about the experiences of women in the tech field. What are some of the positive trends? What are some of the areas of tech still in need of a change? How has your personal journey in tech unfolded?

To make it easier for you, we created this interview template that has all of the questions already loaded.


Want to get started?

  1. Login to your HackerNoon account: https://hackernoon.com/login

  2. And/ or use this link to automatically make a story draft using the interview template: https://app.hackernoon.com/new?template=women-in-tech

  3. Answer the questions and tell us about your experience in tech.

  4. Submit!

Answer This Interview

Not sure how to answer the questions? No problem! Here are some published examples:

  1. StevieSats: "Read to Learn": #Women in Tech Interview with Stevie Sats, Crypto Writer & Content Strategist
  2. Sana: Using Technology to Combat Climate Change: #Women-In-Tech Interview with Sana, CEO BreatheIO
  3. Yashu Kapila: “Never Doubt Yourself”: #Women-In-Tech Interview with Yashu Kapila, CEO of BugRaptors

Below are some other awesome articles published by women in tech on HackerNoon:


  1. JayJay: 200 Black Women In Tech To Follow on Twitter {2021 List}
  2. Lucinda Koza: Innovative Caregiver Startup Wins Startup of the Year in Union, New Jersey
  3. Alyze Sam: Mz Stability's Near-Death Experience Started her Blockchain Journey


Although International Women’s Day is an important holiday to celebrate, putting the spotlight on women shouldn’t be confined to one day.

HackerNoon welcomes everyone to celebrate women, tech, and women in tech on our platform any time of the year.

Small disclaimer: While publishing isn’t automatically guaranteed, we have human editors willing to make suggestions on how to improve your work.

Thank you for all that you do!

With care,

The HackerNoon Team

This post was written by Jose Hernandez and edited by Ellen Stevens.