#1: Natasha Baker - How I Started My Own Tech Company

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English - November 16, 2020 17:00 - 58 minutes
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Natasha is the Founder and CEO of SnapEDA, a Silicon Valley company developing a software as a service to better streamline electronic design and automation. Her company's product is currently trusted by over a million engineers around the world from companies like Amazon, Google, Nike, Adidas, Samsung, and many more.

In our chat, we talk about how she founded the company and her journey from an engineer to becoming founder and CEO, talking about her challenges and triumphs. Our conversation also ventured down paths from fear conquering and overcoming mental barriers to talking about women in tech and work-life balance. It was a fascinating conversation and I really hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

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