Career opportunities in data science

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Kate Kolich, head of enterprise data services at Bank of New Zealand, continues her advocacy to encourage women to consider a career in information technology. We aim to inspire more women to enter this important and growing field that is having a major impact on every sector of our society Professor Margot Gerritsen, Stanford University "The speaker line-up is fantastic, featuring female New Zealander data scientists from academia, government, and industry, focused on multiple domains," she says of the Auckland conference. “The idea [that] you can make a real impact does keep people motivated in technically demanding fields.” The challenge of getting more women to go into the field of data science is a key theme in the conversation. Sarah Quintal, client director at LPS, says a positive development in the industry is more women are leading big change programmes and involved in IT services delivery. People will be snapped up with their skills and they will be embraced and looked after.” Sarah Cawsey, head of enterprise insight at Bank of New Zealand, says her current role has been due to the business experience she has built up over time.

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