> In 2015, women held just 25 percent of computing jobs, according to the National Center for Women & Technology. Start-ups are even less diverse. According to data from PitchBook, just 16.8 percent of U.S. companies funded last year had at least one female founder.

This can't be far from how many females have studied computer science. Not that this is the only way to get "computing jobs", but it says a lot about the wider trend. I think I had 0-4 females present in my computer-oriented nonobligatory classes.