On today's episode of the freeCodeCamp.org podcast, Abbey Rennemeyer chats with Erica Peterson, a founder, entrepreneur, and mother of two who lives and works in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.

在freeCodeCamp.org播客的今天节目中，Abbey Rennemeyer与Erica Peterson聊天，Erica Peterson是两个人的母亲，母亲，这个人在宾夕法尼亚州匹兹堡生活和工作。

Erica started off in the world of biology, but decided to transition into tech just over a year ago. Last July, she founded Moms Can: Code, an organization that helps mothers learn to code so they can embark on new careers and help their kids learn to code, too.

埃里卡(Erica)最初涉足生物学领域，但一年前决定过渡到技术领域。 去年7月，她成立了Moms Can：Code，这是一个组织，旨在帮助母亲学习编码，以便她们从事新的职业，并帮助孩子学习编码。

She's also the founder of Science Tots, a non-profit that helps introduce children to the world of STEM and coding.

她还是非营利组织Science Tots的创始人，该组织致力于将儿童介绍给STEM和编码领域。

This year, Erica was a SXSW accelerator pitch finalist, project entrepreneur finalist, and Startup of the Year semifinalist - and in the podcast, she shares her strategies for creating a pitch, revising it, and making the most out of the competition.

今年，埃里卡(Erica)是SXSW加速器的决赛选手，项目企业家决赛选手和年度最佳起步决赛选手-在播客中，她分享了创建，修改和充分利用比赛的策略。

Erica is extremely active in her local community, and spends a great deal of her time helping people learn. She believes that communities are living, breathing entities, and that everyone should be a part of one.

埃里卡(Erica)在当地社区非常活跃，并花费大量时间帮助人们学习。 她认为社区是生活，呼吸的实体，每个人都应参与其中。

Today, she'll tell us all about how she got into the tech world, how and why she became a founder, and why being a mom who codes is so awesome. She offers advice on how not to suffer from imposter syndrome, how to face your fears, and what to think about if you're planning to become a founder.

今天，她将向我们介绍她如何进入科技界，她成为创始人的方式和原因，以及为什么要成为编码专家的母亲如此出色。 她提供有关如何避免冒名顶替综合症，如何面对恐惧以及如果您打算成为创始人的想法的建议。

You can listen to the full interview here in your browser, or listen to the freeCodeCamp Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. (70 minute listen)

您可以在浏览器中收听完整的采访 ，也可以在任何收听播客的地方收听freeCodeCamp播客。 (听70分钟)

翻译自: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/erica-peterson-founder-mother/