Fiona Zeller: The STEM Rebel🌟⚡

Once there was a girl that refused to fit into any boxes.

She was not the quiet nerd in the back of the lab, nor was she a corporate drone scaling the corporate ladder in high heels. She was Fiona Zeller— a whirlwind in a lab coat, a rule breaker with her soldering iron, and a dreamer with a purpose as she turned her difficulties into rocket fuel.🚀

The Girl Who Didn't Fit In

Imagine a 15-year-old Fiona doodling quantum equations into the margins of her punk rock zines, and receiving side-eye from teachers who taught her "STEM isn't for girls like you."

"Girls like me?" she would smirk. "Me, the girl with too many questions?"🔥

She was too loud for the lab, too brazen for the boys' club, and too hard-headed to quit. So, she did what a good rebel would do, she ** hacked the system.**

The Grind that didn't take her Out

Now let's fast-forward to Fiona at 22: Completely broke, sleeping on a couch at a friend's place, and taking a $10/hour gig at a lab assistant while her peers were partying.

But every night she stayed late into the night teaching herself to code, scrounging scrap metal to build robots, dreaming of a world where STEM was not a privilege, but a right.

Then there was the big breakthrough when a tweet she posted about gender bias in STEM went viral. Overnight Fiona went from "another intern" to "the voice for a generation of others wanting gender equity in STEM."

The Rise of a STEM Superstar

Present day? She is a disruptor.

The cool girl in vinyl pants and a PhD, hosting undeground hackathons, and dropping the truth about diversity in tech that is as hot as hell.

Her mission? To ignite a fire under every kid who has ever been told they didn't belong.

Because Fiona Zeller is not just a STEM advocate, she is a demonstration that rebels change the world. 💥

"They said I wouldn't do it. It's a joke on them." 😏