Female Indie Hackers Interviews

There are many female Indie Hackers in our community and you can learn a lot from their journeys.

Interviews With Women Indie Hackers

Lydia Melvin Interview

Lydia Melvin was unhappy with her job as a project manager in a big agency. She decided to leave her job to take some time off and figure out what she wanted to do next.

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Rosie Sherry Interview

Rosie Sherry is an expert community builder with several years of experience. Rosie bootstrapped Ministry of Testing to 7 figures and also worked on Indie Hackers as a community manager.

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Hillary Black Interview

Hillary Black started her career as a social media manager, having worked in multiple companies including Vine. After that Hillary started her entrepreneurial career mainly focusing on conversational design (aka chatbots).

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Ana Bibikova’s Interview

Ana has a great personal story and she had a $4M business but endup bruning out. Now she runs an agency based in Cyprus.

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Clo’s Interview

In 2016, Clo quit her job and built her freelancing career in a new field: UX Research!

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Michelle Marcelline’s Interview

Born and raised in Indonesia, Michelle moved to the USA to study where she met her 5 co-founders. After college, she got a great job but end up leaving it 3 months later to take her company through Y Combinator.

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Olivia’s Interview

Olivia James is a performance and confidence coach and she speaks about how entrepreneurs and bootstrappers can keep a healthy mind.

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Alex Friedman’s Interview

Alex Friedman is the founder of TalkHowdy and FounderGigs two successful companies that she started after leaving her job in the famous startup acelerator Tech Stars.

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Cassidy Williams’s Interview

Cassidy speaks about the reasons behind leaving Netlify and how her past experience working in big and small companies helped her realize the type of job that makes her the most happy and fulfilled.

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Lucie Baratte’s Interview

Lucie is a graphic designer, specializing in visual identity, logo, and brand design. She is also the co-founder of Logology.co.

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Kavya’s Interview

After working on big corporations and small startups, Kavya, together with her husband, decided to follow their passion and build their own company. They built Resumey, a tool that uses markdown to help developers build shiny and amazing resumes. Kavya is also a member of the WBE Space.

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Eva’s Interview

Eva Parth dos Santos, the founder of Mint Girls, which is a company that is making sustainable clothes with astronauts, robots, and trucks.

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Steph Taylor’s Interview

Steph speaks about her marketing podcast called Socialette. She is a business launch strategist and a successful entrepreneur. It was great to hear the story behind hey podcast that recently reached 1 million plays.

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Iris’s Interview

Iris Skrami is the co-founder of Renoon, an up-an-coming sustainable fashion app that got the attention of multiple investors, having raised 1M euros in the seed round.

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Busra’s Interview

Busra is a passionate software developer that has been collecting great stories about her career and sharing them in conferences and her blog. She treats her career as her own startup and we speak about the way of thinking that brought her a lot of positive results so far.

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Sveta Bay’s Interview

Sveta Bay is the co-founder of makerbox.club a product that was able to grow from 0 $11K in only 3 months. In this interview, you will learn about Sveta’s background and how she and Dan, without a tech background, were able to build their product only using NoCode tools and distribute it throughout the Indie community.

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