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Paving the Path for Disabled Women in Tech, Aditi Shah

Paving the Path for Disabled Women in Tech, Aditi Shah

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In this inspiring episode, we meet Aditi Shah, a woman who has defied limitations. Losing her sight at 15 didn't stop her from pursuing her passion for cybersecurity. Aditi journeyed from India to the US, overcoming challenges and earning a spot as a Senior Applied Scientist at Microsoft.

Through her personal story and insights, this episode is a powerful message for anyone looking to achieve their dreams. It underscores the importance of self-belief, dedication, and taking life one step at a time. Whether you're facing personal obstacles or simply need a reminder of your potential, Aditi's story will leave you empowered and motivated.


00:00 - Intro

01:50 - Aditi’s Background and Coming to the US

05:10 - Adjusting to Sight Loss

08:25 - Adapting to the Gradual Loss of Sight & The Role of Technology

10:11 - Accessibility Issues and How We Should Develop Accessible Products

12:41 - Microsoft’s Focus and Advances Toward Accessibility For Everyone

15:19 - What Is Accessibility Champion

16:25 - The Future of AI In Supporting the Daily Life of People With Disabilities

20:15 - The Successful Practices Of Women In Tech and Defining What's Possible

22:06 - Relating and Looking Up To Different Role Models For Different Skills

23:34 - The Courage to Get Into and Excel in the Field of Data Science and Cyber Security

25:31 - Taking Life One Step At a Time

26:45 - Where To Connect With Aditi



Show Links:

- Connect with Aditi on Linkedin
- Be My AI

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