https://simplecast.com Technically, Her Technically, Her is a podcast created for everyone, but especially women who are unsure how to start (or restart) their career in tech. It’s for those facing hesitations, assumptions, and stereotypes. Website: https://careers.semrush.com/women-tech/ 2026 Semrush - Technically, Her en Wed, 15 Apr 2026 13:27:57 +0000 Wed, 15 Apr 2026 13:28:08 +0000 https://technically-her-podcast.simplecast.com Technically, Her https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/98140160-97dc-4470-8b84-8ad612e5355a/60ca2ba3-6cfe-4808-93de-ca332feae908/3000x3000/geminigeneratedimage4y0b9n4y0b9n4y0b2.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://technically-her-podcast.simplecast.com episodic Technically, Her is a podcast created for everyone, but especially women who are unsure how to start (or restart) their career in tech. It’s for those facing hesitations, assumptions, and stereotypes. Website: https://careers.semrush.com/women-tech/ Semrush false https://feeds.simplecast.com/Ji4xp_DQ career growth, diversity in tech, female leaders, inspiring women, tech careers, women in business, women in tech Semrush hrbrand@semrush.com 937c5ceb-72fd-4822-9041-f0f7aec220da Beyond the Manager Title Xenia, a Head of Product, brings a unique perspective from her career journey: as a marketer, she built communication with customers, and as a product persom, she's been shaping the Semrush tool from within.

She explores topics such as succeeding in male-dominated fields, growing into a managerial role and challenges the idea that a team lead position is for everyone. Ultimately, Xenia emphasizes that communication is a cornerstone of advancing in any career.

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]]> Wed, 15 Apr 2026 13:27:57 +0000 hrbrand@semrush.com (Xenia Volynchuk, Jana Krivenkaja) https://careers.semrush.com/women-tech/ Xenia, a Head of Product, brings a unique perspective from her career journey: as a marketer, she built communication with customers, and as a product persom, she's been shaping the Semrush tool from within.

She explores topics such as succeeding in male-dominated fields, growing into a managerial role and challenges the idea that a team lead position is for everyone. Ultimately, Xenia emphasizes that communication is a cornerstone of advancing in any career.

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]]> Beyond the Manager Title Xenia Volynchuk, Jana Krivenkaja 00:23:23 Xenia, the guest of our fourth episode, decided for a career in tech after six years in marketing and events. In our conversation, she reflects on the female role models who shaped her journey, challenges common myths about advancing into managerial positions, and explores the role AI tools play in building professional literacy. Xenia, the guest of our fourth episode, decided for a career in tech after six years in marketing and events. In our conversation, she reflects on the female role models who shaped her journey, challenges common myths about advancing into managerial positions, and explores the role AI tools play in building professional literacy. tech careers, women in tech, wit, podcast, semrush, inclusivity, tech, hr, product, career growth false full 4 d69d4dfc-669c-44c6-95f2-c02833588dcc With DEI at heart Aleksandra provides data proving that women are still underrepresented in STEM and IT. She also emphasizes the importance of feeling safe in a male-dominated environment, mentioning that company policies can serve as a safety net and a good starting point for growth.

In the second part of the episode, Aleksandra elaborates on a crucial role of women leaders in her career, as she experienced growth from Customer Success to Product.

She points out that there's no need to try achieving goals using "men's tools"—empathy and soft skills will get you far, and persistence is the only key that opens all the doors. 

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]]> Wed, 4 Mar 2026 14:16:08 +0000 hrbrand@semrush.com (Aleksandra Ratushniak, Jana Krivenkaja) https://careers.semrush.com/women-tech/ Aleksandra provides data proving that women are still underrepresented in STEM and IT. She also emphasizes the importance of feeling safe in a male-dominated environment, mentioning that company policies can serve as a safety net and a good starting point for growth.

In the second part of the episode, Aleksandra elaborates on a crucial role of women leaders in her career, as she experienced growth from Customer Success to Product.

She points out that there's no need to try achieving goals using "men's tools"—empathy and soft skills will get you far, and persistence is the only key that opens all the doors. 

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]]> With DEI at heart Aleksandra Ratushniak, Jana Krivenkaja 00:21:17 The third episode touches on most common misconceptions surrounding the topic of female professionals in STEM. Our guest is Aleksandra Ratushniak who, apart from her impressive career growth, is shining as an advocate for women rights in Employee Resource Groups and a lecturer for Semrush DEI workshops. The third episode touches on most common misconceptions surrounding the topic of female professionals in STEM. Our guest is Aleksandra Ratushniak who, apart from her impressive career growth, is shining as an advocate for women rights in Employee Resource Groups and a lecturer for Semrush DEI workshops. semrush careers, women in tech, wit, careers growth, podcast, semrush, inclusivity, tech, careers, hr, product false full 3 3f446b54-163f-4841-bd4b-8a2d65bc937b When Gender is Never a Factor for Growth In our chat Mira shares some highlights of her career advancement at Semrush, from the Customer Support team to Product&Developement.

Many of her career twists were less expected than others, but Mira confesses she approached each opportunity with curiosity and an open mind—and this is what brought her far.

Mira embraces the power of mentorship, asking for a helping hand at moments of uncertainty, and not losing focus—the most precious commodity there is nowadays when so many things are figting for our attention.

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]]> Tue, 10 Feb 2026 17:37:02 +0000 hrbrand@semrush.com (Jana Krivenkaja, Mira Rubinshtein) https://careers.semrush.com/women-tech/ In our chat Mira shares some highlights of her career advancement at Semrush, from the Customer Support team to Product&Developement.

Many of her career twists were less expected than others, but Mira confesses she approached each opportunity with curiosity and an open mind—and this is what brought her far.

Mira embraces the power of mentorship, asking for a helping hand at moments of uncertainty, and not losing focus—the most precious commodity there is nowadays when so many things are figting for our attention.

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]]> When Gender is Never a Factor for Growth Jana Krivenkaja, Mira Rubinshtein 00:25:05 In our second episode, we approached a Head of Product at Semrush, Mira Rubinshtein, who was the youngest employee when she joined as an intern. Fast forward to today, Mira confidently looks back on her seven years at Semrush as an enriching experience that helped her grow and evolve, both horizontally and vertically. In our second episode, we approached a Head of Product at Semrush, Mira Rubinshtein, who was the youngest employee when she joined as an intern. Fast forward to today, Mira confidently looks back on her seven years at Semrush as an enriching experience that helped her grow and evolve, both horizontally and vertically. tech careers, semrush careers, wit, podcast, semrush, inclusivity, careers, hr, career growth false full 2 bbfe8ce7-55c4-46d1-904d-34d24c7041c7 HR: The Sound of People The discussion traces Gentili’s unconventional career path, moving from a street musician in Chile to a leading executive in Europe.

She details her transition into organizational psychology, highlighting the importance of transferable skills, and the courage to pivot careers. A significant portion of the interview focuses on overcoming gender stereotypes and building inclusive workplaces.

Gentili emphasizes that professional growth requires self-reflection and the willingness to take temporary steps back to move forward.

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]]> Thu, 22 Jan 2026 17:19:37 +0000 hrbrand@semrush.com (Angelina Gentili, Jana Krivenkaja) https://careers.semrush.com/women-tech/ The discussion traces Gentili’s unconventional career path, moving from a street musician in Chile to a leading executive in Europe.

She details her transition into organizational psychology, highlighting the importance of transferable skills, and the courage to pivot careers. A significant portion of the interview focuses on overcoming gender stereotypes and building inclusive workplaces.

Gentili emphasizes that professional growth requires self-reflection and the willingness to take temporary steps back to move forward.

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]]> HR: The Sound of People Angelina Gentili, Jana Krivenkaja 00:32:08 In our Pilot episode, Angelina Gentili, HR Director at Semrush, shares her inspiring story of breaking borders, both mental and physical. You'll discover how Angelina found herself in tech through gaming and why she was playing violine in the streets of Santiago, Chile. In our Pilot episode, Angelina Gentili, HR Director at Semrush, shares her inspiring story of breaking borders, both mental and physical. You'll discover how Angelina found herself in tech through gaming and why she was playing violine in the streets of Santiago, Chile. semrush careers, women in tech, wit, podcast, semrush, inclusivity, careers, hr, dei false full 1