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Women in STEM

Making a difference

Women in STEM in Canada

Technology is a fast changing and highly developing industry that requires more and more new talents. A significant lack of a workforce is combined with an upsetting and alarming gender gap in STEM.

Female leadership and female talents’ engagement is a part of our strategic initiatives related to talent management and ongoing engagement.

According to A Gender Analysis of the Occupational Pathways of STEM Graduates in Canada:

2x times

Male STEM graduates were more likely than female STEM graduates to be employed in a STEM occupation.

35.8%

In 2017, women earned approximately one-third (35.8%) of all recipients of STEM postsecondary degrees in Canada.

Women in Canada Are Less Likely to Enter, More Likely to Leave STEM Fields

Women with STEM credentials were more likely than their male counterparts to be unemployed or not in the labour force.

Women of Color Earn the Smallest Share of STEM Degrees

Source: Catalyst

Women Are More Likely to Hold Lower-Paying STEM Jobs, Contributing to the Pay Gap

Source: Catalyst

Few Women Advance to CIO or CTO Roles

Source: Catalyst

Women, Especially Women of Color, Make Up a Small Share of Scientists and Engineers

Source: Catalyst

Most women in STEM jobs in majority-male workplaces, in computer jobs or with postgraduate degrees say they have experienced discrimination at work

Source: PEW Research Center

Women of Color Earn the Smallest Share of STEM Degrees

Source: Catalyst

Women Are More Likely to Hold Lower-Paying STEM Jobs, Contributing to the Pay Gap

Source: Catalyst

Few Women Advance to CIO or CTO Roles

Source: Catalyst

Women, Especially Women of Color, Make Up a Small Share of Scientists and Engineers

Source: Catalyst

Most women in STEM jobs in majority-male workplaces, in computer jobs or with postgraduate degrees say they have experienced discrimination at work

Source: PEW Research Center

What we do to close gender gaps

Encourage women mentorship at work

Mentoring helps your leaders and rising stars practice their communication skills. Whether mentoring happens in one-on-one or group settings, it encourages women to practice effective, clear communication. (Forbes)

Encourage women to build their brands, to speak up and receive credits for their ideas

Women think if they stand up and say “I did this”, that they are bragging. But it’s not bragging. It’s making your capabilities and success known. (Page Ripani, Principal, Booz Allen Hamilton)

Encourage women to bring their authentic selves to work

If you are two different people at home and at work, then you are not being authentic. I aspire to be the same person wherever I go. (Nasrin Resai, Global Enterprise and Security Leader, GE)

We believe that people matter, and we act like it.

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Internship Opportunities

If you don’t have any experience, and you don’t know how to start you career in technology, we are here for you.
Become one of our interns and build your exciting new career in this cutting-edge industry.

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