São Paulo is Brazil’s largest tech hub, home to Nubank, QuintoAndar and Brazilian offices of Google, Uber and Microsoft, with Mercado Livre and iFood in nearby Osasco.
Women make up 39.2% of the workforce in Brazil’s ICT sector and hold 35.2% of director and manager roles, according to Brasscom’s 2025 diversity report.
Software engineers in São Paulo report median total pay of R$190,238 a year on Levels.fyi, above the Brazilian median of R$177,742. See tech salaries in São Paulo.
Women make up 39.2% of Brazil’s ICT sector workforce, and the share is not the same in every role.
São Paulo pays software engineers more than the Brazilian median, according to self-reported pay.
Groups based in São Paulo or running events in the city, for learning, mentoring and meeting peers.
Women who come up often in São Paulo tech news and events.
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São Paulo is Brazil’s largest tech hub. Women make up 39.2% of Brazil’s ICT sector workforce, according to Brasscom. São Paulo has groups for coding, bootcamps and meetups, and the yearly STEM Women Congress.
Across Brazil, women make up 39.2% of the ICT sector workforce and hold 35.2% of director and manager roles, according to Brasscom’s 2025 diversity report. The share is higher in UX/UI design and product management, and lower in core infrastructure, DevOps and senior engineering.
Where women work in São Paulo tech →Software engineers in São Paulo report median total pay of R$190,238 a year on Levels.fyi, above the Brazilian median of R$177,742.
Tech salaries in São Paulo →Yes. Brasscom puts pay equity between women and men in Brazil’s ICT sector at 73% in 2025. Women’s pay grew 10.2% that year, faster than men’s at 6.7%.
Women in Brazilian tech →Groups in São Paulo include WoMakersCode, PrograMaria, Reprograma, MariaLab and Global STEM Women Brasil.
All São Paulo women in tech groups →Yes. OutGeek Women in Tech runs one recruiting event in São Paulo every year, where hiring teams meet women in tech in person. The STEM Women Congress is held every August.
Tech recruiting events by city →OutGeek Women in Tech runs recruiting events where hiring teams meet women in tech in person. Our São Paulo community has more than 1,000 members. Joining is free at outgeek.org.
About OutGeek Women in Tech in São Paulo →São Paulo tech employers include Nubank, Itaú Unibanco and PicPay in fintech and banking, Mercado Livre, iFood and QuintoAndar, and Google, Uber and Microsoft.
Company ratings and open roles →Women who appear often in São Paulo tech news include Cristina Junqueira (Nubank) and Cynthia Zanoni (WoMakersCode).
Notable women in tech in São Paulo →