We’re kicking off our Millennial Trains Project (MTP) spotlights with a millennial who makes being a woman in tech look cool and effortless.

Pichleap Sok is one of 25 millennials who participated in this year’s MTP. Sok is a U.S. Department of State Fulbright Foreign Student from Cambodia and one of the next great women in technology. She is currently completing a Master’s in Software Engineering at Loyola University Chicago and believes that women can add serious value to the tech industry.

Sok’s MTP project focused on promoting her blog, Faces of Women in Tech, a place to follow technology’s female leaders. She seeks to inspire young women to enter her field and hopes to spotlight as many women in tech as possible to make their presence known. Pichleap met several local women in technology along her MTP journey and interviewed them for her blog. The interviews explore the course of each woman’s career and obstacles they overcame.

You can follow Pichleap on Twitter or check out her reflection on the Millennial Trains experience here. Do you have a favorite millennial on the MTP? Let us know and maybe they’ll be our next feature!

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— Pichleap Sok (@Pichleap) June 9, 2015