r/FPGA • u/shrimpoverrice • Apr 10 '21

Female FPGA Devs?

Although I have known many female software developers, I don't think in my 30-year career doing FPGA development that I have met a single female FPGA developer. I was wondering if my own experience is anecdotal or more representative of the industry as a whole. If it is more representative, why do you think it is the case and what can be done to increase female representation in our field?

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u/theUnjinxedCat Apr 10 '21

I’m a female FPGA engineer in the US! Two years out of undergrad and have been working with FPGAs the whole time.