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Mariana Carvalho
Professional based in Boston
Mariana Carvalho, Editor in Chief at Women in Technology Publication
Mariana Carvalho is an accomplished tech professional with over 12 years of experience, the last 6 of which were in corporate America. She has held roles as a Presales/Solutions Engineer, Project Manager, and Front-end developer. Throughout her career, Mariana has had the opportunity to mentor a diverse range of professionals in technology in the US, Europe, and Brazil, especially people and women of color and from underrepresented groups.1
Mariana is currently serving as the Editor in Chief at the Women in Technology Publication, where she is passionate about promoting gender diversity in tech and connecting talented and skilled professionals with top companies.23 She is also a mentor on MentorCruise, providing personalized mentorship in Interview Preparation, Resume Review, and other career-related topics.1
Mariana holds a Bachelor's in Marketing, an MBA, and a Master of Science in Computer Science. She is fluent in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.1 In 2023, Mariana was recognized as the Mentor of the Year by the WomenTech Network, a testament to her dedication and impact in the tech community.3
Highlights
"It’s been almost two years since I left the corporate world to become a solo entrepreneur. the work-travel balance is the most challenging part; my meetings over the last three weeks have been between 9 PM and midnight, to adjust to the business hours in Boston, Austin, and San Francisco.
The processes that no one sees, the hours in front of the computer that travel photos don’t capture. the price we pay to build the career of our dreams.
How much do I value the invisible progress of every day?"
Read the full issue below. #selfreflection #careerlessons
“Life doesn't always present you with the perfect opportunity at the perfect time. Opportunities come when you least expect them, or when you're not ready for them. Rarely are opportunities presented to you in the perfect way, in a nice little box with a yellow bow on top. Opportunities, the good ones, they're messy and confusing and hard to recognize. They're risky. They challenge you." by Susan Wojcicki.
Thank you for always sharing your knowledge, for paving the way, changing the game for women in this industry and for the legacy you built.
