Aishwarya Kansakar is a globally renowned AI and automation entrepreneur, not-for-profit executive, STEM education innovator and an automation engineer who speaks six languages. Raised amidst Nepal’s civil war, she survived an arson attack at school but went on to teach herself computing, launching her career.
Aishwarya now heads Syncrowin, building a world-first AI-powered automation system. Concurrently, as Women 4 STEM’s chief operating officer, she leads 300 volunteers, impacting 70 schools and 66,000 women's STEM careers.
In 2024, Aishwarya pioneered a world-first STEM teaching model backed by $3.2million in funding. Today, the model is nominated for the prestigious Yidan Prize, impacting 2,700 educators and 40,000 girls.
Digital Innovation Futures Victoria named Aishwarya as one of Victoria’s top women in STEM. In 2022, Aishwarya became one of the youngest to be inducted into the Victorian Honour Roll of Women and was awarded the Women in Digital 2021 Rising Star of the Year.