Women in Tech

Talent Has No Gender,
Neither Does Opportunity

At Programmers Force, we believe the best products come from the most diverse teams. Women are not an afterthought at PF, they are engineers, leaders, researchers, and decision-makers building what comes next.

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Nearly half of PF's 1,000+ strong team are women

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Women hold leadership roles across teams, departments, and companies within the PF ecosystem

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Of every new hire joining PF, more than one in three is a woman

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Women Who Lead at PF

Our commitment to women in technology does not stop at our campus walls. PF actively participates in and organizes events that celebrate, support, and advocate for women in the industry, from awareness campaigns to community gatherings.

I've been part of the Programmers Force family since the start of my career, and it has been the foundation of my professional growth. Working across different businesses and industries within the ecosystem has broadened my perspective and shown me that real innovation comes from solving meaningful problems, embracing change, and never stopping learning. What I've valued most is the trust to take ownership and the opportunity to grow alongside talented people. Looking back, I'm grateful to have been part of a culture that encourages curiosity, empowers its people, and continues to push the boundaries of technology and innovation.

Maimoona Majid

Growth & Strategy Operations

When I joined PF, it literally felt like so many pathways had opened up. I learned so much, changed departments, and there was so much opportunity within the company. The management was also very supportive. I joined as an HR Executive and was soon promoted to Head of People and Culture. I would highly recommend graduates join the company and add value while starting their careers. It is a great place to learn and grow professionally.

Tehniyat Daud

Head of People and Culture PF Alumni

I joined PF's HR function when it was still just me and a spreadsheet, no formal onboarding process, no training structure, nothing that scaled past a handful of people. Everything from the ground up had to be built while the company was already growing fast around it. That's a strange position to be in, trying to design systems for a company that won't stay still long enough for you to finish designing them. But it also meant real ownership. I built the onboarding process, ran training programs, and put in place the basic HR infrastructure that let PF keep hiring without things falling apart. A lot of what I put in place then was still there, just more refined, by the time I left.

Farzeen Akram

Team Lead - HR PF Alumni

Programmers Force strengthened my leadership perspective by trusting me to drive strategic initiatives, build high-performing teams, and establish research-led design practices. What I admire most is its belief in recognizing talent over credentials and creating opportunities based on capability. The collaborative culture and continuous focus on learning made my journey both professionally fulfilling and personally rewarding. I am grateful to have been part of an organization that empowers people to grow and make a meaningful impact.

Khushboo Khan

Lead Product Designer PF Alumni

I started my journey at PF as a Project Manager and later transitioned into Product Development. Now, I oversee both project execution and product development, collaborating with various teams for successful delivery. My technical knowledge, along with my project and product management experience, helps me align business needs with execution while driving efficient, high-quality results.

Nida Noor

Software Project Manager

When I joined PF, the content team didn't have a playbook yet, we were figuring out our own voice as we went, learning what worked by putting it in front of people and watching what landed. What I remember most isn't one project, it's the pace of learning. I went from writing technical copy to shaping how the company talked about itself, and that shift happened because PF let people take on more than their title suggested. The part I'm proudest of is knowing that some of that early groundwork, the tone, the structure, the way we approached content, is still part of how the wider ecosystem communicates. You don't always get to see your early work outlast you like that.

Abeera Javed

Head of Content Marketing PF Alumni

My time at Programmers Force came at a pivotal point in my career. Having built my foundation in sales management and business development across global markets, from the UAE to Singapore, I was looking for a place where I could apply that experience to real strategic impact, and that's exactly what I found here. The team's willingness to trust me with that responsibility, combined with the caliber of people I got to work alongside, pushed me to grow faster than I expected. PF isn't just a place to do a job, it's a place where your strategic thinking is valued and your growth is actively invested in.

Ammara Mukhtar

Regional VP of Sales - APAC

More Than a Policy A Practice

We know that representation matters, at every level of the organization, not just entry level. That is why we track it, invest in it, and hold ourselves accountable to it.

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When I first joined Programmers Force, My role was Associate Product Designer, and if I’m being honest, I was still figuring out what it truly meant to design products that real users depend on. I knew the tools. I had the passion. But the industry? The pace? The stakes? That was new. The next two years became a sprint of growth that was challenging, intense, and genuinely exciting. I got the chance to work on almost seven products, few from scratch to launch and each one taught me something different. Programmers Force gave me room to grow in every direction. It gave me opportunities to build confidence, sharpen my craft, make real impact, and evolve into someone who leads, not just designs.

Fatima Amjad

Product Designer

I joined Programmers Force as a junior, wide-eyed and eager to learn. What I didn't expect was how quickly this place would challenge me, believe in me, and help me grow. The mentorship, the culture of ownership, and the opportunity to take on real responsibility shaped me in ways I hadn't imagined. Today, I have the privilege of leading a team of my own — and I can trace a direct line from that growth back to my time here. Programmers Force didn't just give me a job; it gave me a career, and a version of myself I'm proud of.

Zarnab Tahir

Product Manager

As Head of Outbound, my contribution has been focused on building strong processes, creating consistency in our outreach efforts, and developing a team that is driven, resilient, and committed to excellence. I have worked closely with talented individuals to improve how we connect with prospects, generate opportunities, and represent the company's values in every interaction. What I am most proud of is the impact we've created as a team. Beyond achieving targets, we've built a culture of accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Seeing team members grow in confidence, take ownership of their work, and achieve their professional goals has been one of the most rewarding parts of my journey.

Maheen Zafar

Head of Inside Sales

My journey in RegTech has been about turning research and strategic vision into brands with international visibility. I've led go-to-market strategies across multiple AI and RegTech products, working across product, marketing, sales, and design to launch and scale meaningful solutions. I'm especially proud of helping establish AML Watcher as a globally recognized compliance brand, while also contributing to the growth of Media Watcher.
Beyond product work, I founded the AML PowerHer movement, empowering women in compliance and RegTech, which has grown into an international community with representation in London. My time at PF shaped how I think about technology and strategic brand building, while giving me the chance to create real business impact on a global scale.

Bakhtawar Bokhari

Product Marketing Manager

I've been at Programmers Force for over eight years now; it's been my professional home. Early on, the leadership gave me trust and mentorship when I needed it most, and that's something I've never forgotten. I've tried to pass that same support along to the people who look to me now. Joining Pakistan's tech industry when it was just taking off gave me a front-row seat to watch it grow, and the chance to grow right along with it.

Maryam Ehsan

Head of Strategic Partnerships
Showing Up!

Beyond The Office

PF actively participates in and organizes events that celebrate, support, and advocate for women in the industry, from awareness campaigns to community gatherings.

Pink October

Every October, PF joins the global movement to breast cancer awareness, standing in solidarity with women everywhere. Pink October at PF is a reminder that caring for our people extends beyond the professional to the deeply personal.

Women's Connect Lunch

A recurring space for the women of PF to sit down together, away from deadlines and deliverables. No agenda beyond connection, just honest conversation between women navigating tech, leadership, and everything in between.

Mother's Day

A day to celebrate the women of PF who carry two full-time titles. One at work, and at home. It is a small pause to say we see the double-duty you do, and we're grateful for it.

Women's Day

PF marks International Women's Day by spotlighting the women shaping our teams and our industry. It's a celebration of how far we've come, and a reminder of the tomorrow we're building toward.

Beyond The Office Events

Women Don’t Create The Exception
They Create The Standard

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