IPsoft, Inc.

I was just so focused on proving it, always chasing something, always trying to topple some kind of challenge.

I really was just so laser focused on getting that title, and then I get the title, and I was like, "Oh, I don't know if I actually like this job." I did it at PlayStation, and then I got another job at another company as a systems engineer at IPsoft, or what is now Amilia, or actually now it's called SoundHound.

Once I was in the job, I didn't love coding and not having engagement with people.

And then I was like, oh, like when you are an engineer, you don't have as many meetings, 'cause a lot of times you're just trying to meet a deadline.

When I think about discrimination throughout my career, like being underpaid, you look back on later and you're like, "Oh, well, I wonder if this would've happened if I wasn't a woman."

Yeah.

Talk to me about your time at IPsoft.

What challenges did you face there?