Category: Diversity and Inclusion

Candidate Matching Co-ordinator, e-Placement Scotland a partnership between ScotlandIS the trade body for the digital technologies industry and Edinburgh Napier University Why do you love working in tech? I love working in the technology sector as it inspires me to

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Head of Operations, ScotlandIS the trade body for the tech sector in Scotland Why do you love working in tech? The tech sector is a great place to work, you learn new things on a daily basis, meet inspiring entrepreneurs

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CEO, ScotlandIS – the trade body for the digital technologies industry Why do you love working in tech? I love working in the technology sector as everyday is different, the industry is full of fascinating people and the businesses we

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Director, Head Resourcing Why do you love working in tech? I have worked in the tech sector for over 15 years and have built my career within it. The variety of skills, people, opportunities and the pace of change make

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Director – Devolved Government, Sopra Steria Why do you love working in tech? I love how the application of technology can really make a difference – for people’s lives, for business and for government. What makes you excited in our

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Research and Policy Manager, ScotlandIS, the trade body for the digital technologies industry Why do you love working in tech? I love working in the technology sector as it is full of people who are curious, positive about the future

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CTO at SIMUL8 Corporation, an SME who specializes in simulation software letting you test business decisions before implementing them. Why do you love working in tech? We’re changing the world! It’s fast paced, always evolving so I’m always learning, and

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ScotlandIS is the trade body of Scotland’s digital technologies industry. It champions the ambition, talent and experience that Scotland has built up. Clare Baillie finds out what its chief executive, Polly Purvis, thinks can be done to encourage more women

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