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Taejha Young, a mechanical engineer turned tech project manager, believes that every problem has a solution. In this episode, Taejha shares her journey from engineering to tech, the joy of creative problem-solving, and her belief in empowering people. She’s big on community, too—helping immigrants, teaching coding boot camps, and supporting seniors with tech. Oh, and she’s also launching a home bakery! Taejha’s story is all about making an impact in every space she’s in.
Watch highlights of Taejha’s interview on our Creators at the World’s Edge YouTube channel.
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