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This is Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls.

Hey, Rebels, this is Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls, the interview.

I'm your host, Michaela, and today we're talking to Angelina Suboy.

She narrated the story of Ghatanjali Rao, the amazing inventor who won the title of America's top young scientist at 11 years old.

If you haven't heard that episode yet, please check it out.

Hi, Angelina. Can you please introduce yourself to our listeners?

Hello, my name is Angelina Savoy, and I'm a professional programmer, engineer, and pilot.

I am fluent in about 18 programming languages, and I have been developing programs since I was seven years old,

and I'm currently doing scientific research for NASA. I'm really passionate about applying modern computer science to solve high-level science-related problems.

Wow, that's literally rocket science. Okay, can you tell us a little bit about how you got into STEM?

I got into STEM initially after taking a beginner programming class of my school when I was

seven years old. I saw in that class that a lot of students were using their STEM knowledge

in order to bring about positive change in the world,

whether it was through the apps they were making

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