Adding Sunrun.

Contributor: Billy Hinners, VP of Technology at Sunrun, billy@sunrun.com
Source: internal headcount

We have 5 full time women programmers with a total current programming
team of 20.  If we add QA, the numbers go to 9 women out of 25.  (I'm
counting two accepted offers in development and one in QA, even though
they don't start for a week or two.  I omitted managers and
contractors completely.)

I'm proud of our numbers, but I'd be even happier if they were higher.

[follow up email message re: QA team]

Well, it's definitely engineering work.  They do a fair bit of writing
automation tests, which is developing software.  But probably only one
of them currently does it enough of that to count as "full time".
That one is a woman though!  Which I guess was obvious since by
looking at the numbers you could rightly deduce that all of our QA
individual contributors are currently women (except the new hire who's
a guy).

So maybe 6 of 21 would be the most accurate count for us right now.