
Amirtha Sureshbabu
Software engineer at Millennium Management; neurodivergent women in tech advocate
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Jun 15, 2026
Autism Stories: Amirtha Sureshbabu
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Doug BlecherHOST
With you being a software engineer, where do you think we are with the tech field in regards to inclusion and accessibility to specifically to neurodivergent women?

Amirtha SureshbabuGUEST
I strongly believe that there is a lot of room for improvement in terms of how employers support their neurodivergent employees.

Amirtha SureshbabuGUEST
Now, when I think about the position that employers can be in and maybe even choose not to be in, I...

Amirtha SureshbabuGUEST
I frequently find that parallel of neurodivergent, like how employers view neurodivergence.

Amirtha SureshbabuGUEST
I see a parallel with neurodivergence and pride, you know, especially I think the moment June 1st hits, many of these employers on their social media will change their tag to, or their profile picture to include the rainbow flag.

Amirtha SureshbabuGUEST
We are super into pride and we care about the diversity of our employees.
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