Women in technology refers to the participation and contributions of women in various fields related to technology, including software development, engineering, data science, and information technology. Despite historical underrepresentation, initiatives and organizations have emerged to support and encourage women to pursue careers in these areas, aiming to close the gender gap. The presence of women in technology is essential for fostering innovation and diverse perspectives. Notable figures, such as Ada Lovelace and Grace Hopper, have made significant contributions to computing. Today, programs like Girls Who Code and Women Who Code work to inspire and empower the next generation of female tech leaders.