Her Tech Talent

Helping to make technology a more diverse and inclusive working environment

#HerTechTalent

Why aren’t there more women in technology?

Our mission is for women to be equal participants in creating and developing the new tech businesses, products and services that shape our world.

But this mission isn’t so simple. Women are underrepresented in our industry and part of our challenge is changing the perception of what a career in technology offers. We believe that increasing the number of women in tech will add essential diversity to our sector and help inspire the next generation.

Her Tech Talent is PwC’s programme designed to tackle some of these issues.

Meet some of our technologists

Top 50

We're proud to be one of The Times Top 50 Employers for Women 2022
33%

The percentage of women we have in our tech workforce
5

The number of colleagues featured in WeAreTechWomen's TechWomen 100 Awards 2022

How we’re inspiring women and girls to consider a career in technology

Explore some of the research and resources we have to support women and girls at key stages of their personal and professional lives, helping to create a pipeline of future tech talent.

Students

The technology gender gap starts at school and persists through every stage of girls’ and women’s lives. According to our own research, school girls are being put off tech subjects and careers and only 3% of them say a career in technology is their first choice.

View our research

Graduates and apprentices

For those who want a blend of work experience and study, we offer Technology Degree Apprenticeships to school and college leavers, and graduate programmes to university leavers.

Learn more and apply here

Teachers

To change the ratio and boost the diversity of future technologists, we need to inspire students to consider a career in technology. Tech We Can provides free lesson plans and resources for teachers and schools in the UK.

Visit Tech We Can

Parents and carers

We provide advice and support for balancing work and home life, as well as options for coming back into the workplace after short or long-term absences.

Working parents / carers bring huge value to our firm and we want to ensure that they are supported at every stage.

View our policies

Flexible workers

We know that everyones lives are different and that traditional working patterns might not be right for you.

Our Flexible Careers Network (FCN) is one way we offer the flexibility you might need to continue to progress your ambitions. This is a network of individuals who have registered their interest to join PwC on a flexible contract.

Learn more and search for flexible contract opportunities

Working later in life

We’re committed to creating an environment that enables our people to prioritise their wellbeing and take care of themselves.

For older women in particular, our Be Well, Work Well initiative includes guidance on menopause in the workplace and financial wellbeing.

Learn more about our wellbeing vision

Job opportunities for women in technology

We’re an inclusive environment for women working in technology and our recruitment strategy and values reflect this. We offer five routes for women to start or continue, their career in technology with us.

How we're inspiring women and girls

School and college student work experience Virtual Insight programme for students in Year 12 of school or college (Year 13 in Northern Ireland and S5 in Scotland) School and college leaver careers Technology Degree Apprenticeships for those that want a blend of study and work experience Graduate and undergraduate programmes Women in Business programme where you'll get the chance to spend time with a range of people across our business

Job opportunities

Experienced careers Technology careers that will have you working at the forefront of emerging technologies Contingent jobs Opportunities to work flexibly or as a contractor

The Tech She Can Charter

The Tech She Can Charter is a commitment by organisations to work together to increase the number of women pursuing and working in technology roles in the UK. Initially founded by PwC UK in 2018 as a collaboration between 18 organisations, Tech She Can celebrated its launch as an independent charity in September 2021.

Find out more and join the Tech She Can Charter