Although it is still not uncommon for women to hold positions in any position in the tech world, the truth is that they exist and are doing an excellent job. One example is Lisa Su, CEO of manufacturer AMD.

According to the latest news, the CEO is now appointed to the Science and Technology Council of the USA.

The leaders of the big tech companies are not always the main topic of the news.  However, this reality has changed over time and the faces who lead the brands are also very popular.
As a result, we recently revealed that Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, has been recognized by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people in the world.
Lisa Sue has been nominated for the US Council on Science and Technology
The star of the news now is Lisa Su, CEO of AMD.  The 51-year-old CEO and engineer leads one of the world's largest technology companies and is also known for her expertise in the semiconductor industry.
Lisa Sue has now been selected to join US Council for Science and Technology.  Sue will then be part of a 30-person board with the goal of collaborating on technology policies in the country.

Lisa Su has been CEO of AMD since 2014

This council was established in 1933 by Roosevelt as a means of assisting the President of the United States with suggestions on the technological strategy to be adopted in order to achieve government goals in this sector while continuing to use technology to meet the country's challenges.
The fact that the executive branch actually had more than just evidence of its capabilities, particularly in the success of AMD, were important factors in this appointment.  The engineer joined the company in 2012 and has been its CEO since 2014.
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According to official information, the tasks of this council will help the Joe Biden government in 5 main points:

Improvements in the health system through experience gained in the epidemic
Using technology to deliver solutions to climate change, economic growth in areas of need, improving health and increasing job offers
Securing the United States' role as a technical and industrial leader for economic prosperity and national security, particularly in competition with China
Ensuring all Americans can enjoy technological progress
And ensuring the quality of science and technology in the country

Positions are not remunerated, and members will only be compensated for travel and accommodations inherent in meetings.