Spilling the ITea

Welcome to Spilling the ITea, a podcast where we, Agnés, Maria and Emma, debug our experiences as women in tech and IT, specifically in Computer Science and Software Engineering. We will be discussing several topics related to what we have seen and gone through in this male-dominated world. Hope you stick around!

Spilling the ITea is a technology podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 35 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Spilling the ITea, a technology show with 35 episodes published.

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  Spilling the ITea

  inside the industry: digital certificates

  May 5, 202627 minS0

  <p>We’re continuing our “inside the industry” series, and this time we sit down with Maria to explore the world of cybersecurity and digital identity. She works as a software engineer at a company focused on digital certificates, secure authentication, and protecting sensitive data, giving us a front-row view into how security is built into modern software.</p><p>Maria walks us through what her role actually looks like day to day, from working in agile teams and shipping frequent updates to collaborating with support and customer success. We dig into how products go from idea to deployment, how teams...

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  inside the industry: AI software engineering

  Mar 18, 202633 minS0

  <p>After a long gap between recordings, the three of us are finally back together.</p><p>We’re back with our “inside the industry” series, where we take a closer look at our jobs. This time, it’s Emma’s turn, exploring what it really looks like to build and deploy AI inside a large company.</p><p>She walks us through the day-to-day of being an AI engineer, how AI is actually used in a real business, and what “AI” truly means in practice. We also demystify GenAI, touch on the outsized impact of small changes at scale, and explore ho...

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  inside the industry: software engineering in retail

  Feb 13, 202627 minS0

  <p>In today’s episode, we dive into the world of software engineering in the retail sector. While we often work across different industries, this time we focus on what makes retail unique from a technology perspective.</p><p>We explore the scale of change in retail tech, so how a single software update can impact thousands of customers, influence significant revenue streams, and require major coordination across engineering, operations, and business teams. How does the size of the company affect the tech resources available?</p><p>We also unpack the sector’s biggest challenges. How do economic crises and mark...

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  Episode #7

  life in screens: toxic relations with our devices

  Jan 20, 202630 minS2

  <p>How connected are we really in a world that’s always online? In this episode, we reflect on screen time, digital dependency, and how smartphones are changing the way we think, socialize, and experience boredom. We also dig into the ethics of attention-based platforms, questioning how consciously these technologies are designed to keep us scrolling - and what responsibility that creates.</p>

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  Spilling the ITea

  gap years and different journeys as a software engineer - with Manuel Navid

  Dec 18, 202543 minS0

  <p>In this episode, we sit down with Manuel Navid to trace his journey into computer science and how curiosity, not a rigid plan, led him there. He shares why he chose to take a gap semester, how side projects shaped his confidence and mindset, and why that pause helped him return to university more motivated. Manuel reflects on international experiences through UNITECH, living in Sweden, and working in Germany while writing his bachelor’s thesis. We talk about life after uni, landing a software engineering role in Barcelona, and growing without burning out. </p>

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