The Women Who Code Podcast

Episode Page: https://www.womenwhocode.com/blog/wwcode-conversations-62-traditional-educational-paths-to-tech Bhavya Batra: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bhavyabatra-/ Archana Vaidheeswaran: https://www.linkedin.com/in/archana-iyer/Video: https://youtu.be/YkcDX-3dweo

Angela Saccone: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angieintech/Video: Web Security Basics

Episode Page: https://www.womenwhocode.com/blog/wwcode-career-nav-14-introduction-to-conflict-fluencyNoelle Notermann: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noellenotermann/Video: https://youtu.be/vfLue1hSk8Q

Tara Hernandez, Vice President of Developer Productivity at MongoDB, board of directors for Women Who Code, and the founder of the Women Who Code podcast JL Lewitin, Senior Producer, Press and Digital Content for Women Who Code and the Women Who Code Podcast Kimberly Jacobs, Senior Communications Manager, Women Who Code, and recording producer of the Women Who Code podcast Conversations episodes that come out every Wednesday.

Blog with slides: https://www.womenwhocode.com/blog/talks-tech-16-optimizing-python-code Video: Optimizing Python CodeMore about Anna Astori

Noelle Notermann, Senior Engineer at Target, shares her knowledge of what is known as Imposter Syndrome. She discusses the origins of imposter “phenomenon,” what it means to women working today, and how redefining the perceptions of what tech looks like could allow women to feel more authentic working in the industry.

Anna Shur-Wilson, Program Manager, Career Navigation Track at Women Who CodeGrecia Castaldi, Program Manager, Digital Community at Women Who CodeWomen Who Code CONNECT LATAM

Five years ago, Carolina got rejected from Shopify after graduating from university in Colombia. She never thought she would end up working in that company as a Senior Developer pursuing one of her passions with Blockchain. In this talk, Carolina will share her journey from the past years, hoping that her failures and learnings will help someone else's journey.

Teaching yourself to code can be extremely lonely and inefficient! Shifting into tech and staying up-to-date in tech requires you to constantly learn new things, no matter how far along you are in your coding journey. A coding buddy can help! In this episode, Isabella Hoesch, the Founder of Codum.cc, shows you how to effectively work together with your coding buddy to reach your learning goals.

Luz de Leon, Leadership Fellow for the Front End track at Women Who Code Shermila Lemos-Martina, IT Director of Engagement at Kforce

Join Women Who Code Program Manager, Digital Community, Grecia Castaldi as she discusses how to broaden your perspective, and start empathizing with every kind of user in order to create inclusive technology that can enrich the lives of everyone, not just the norm.

How to Build Your Data Engineering PortfolioAnju Mercian, Data Engineering Consultant @Meta