Satvika Neti (she/her/hers) embraces the hyphen and works to bridge the gap between technology and social impact. Satvika just graduated with her Master's degree in the MS Public Policy and Management - Data Analytics at Carnegie Mellon University.

Previously, she served as the Women and Girls Foundation’s (WGF) resident digital social justice advocate, where she led efforts to mobilize members and supporters to take action to break down barriers for women and girls. While there, she organized Femisphere Codeswitch, a hackathon to design digital solutions for single moms in poverty. Satvika is also a founding member of Rangoli Pittsburgh, an initiative created to amplify the voices of the South Asian LGBTQIA+ community in Pittsburgh.

Prior to joining WGF, Satvika worked with NovaKultura and interned with the Society for Science and the Public, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Center for American Progress, and the ACLU. In 2018, she was honored as a Sprout Fund Legacy Awardee, by Governor Tom Wolf’s Commission on Asian Pacific American Affairs as an Asian American Heritage Month honoree, and as a TEDx University of Pittsburgh speaker.

Satvika Neti is a 2016 graduate of Carnegie Mellon University with a Bachelor of Science in International Relations and Politics and a double minor in Computer Science and Policy and Management.

You can see her full resume here.

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