Careers Panel
Wed, 24th March | 17:30 - 19:00 GMT (GMT+00:00)

As a developer you won't just be working with developers, there are many people in various roles that you will work with. During this panel we'll be chatting with some that you may work with

Joining us on the panel is:

  • Judith Farré - Talent Acquisition - Studied Psychology in Barcelona. Worked as a social worker focused on communities and families. Also worked with people with disabilities mainly focused on kids and teenagers. Switched to IT recruitment in 2013 after one year of living in Dublin. She loved working with people coming from different backgrounds, learning and sharing experiences.
  • Helena Pujol – Product Manager - She has been a software product manager since 2012. She studied Telecoms Engineering in Barcelona and started her career as an operations engineer. Later, she led research on security and digital identity, until she discovered her true passion for defining products that users love.
  • Anna Urbiztondo – Technical Writer - Studied Telecoms Engineering in Barcelona and Paris and has worked as a market analyst and telecoms consultant. Switched to Software Technical Writing in 2014. She truly enjoys being able to work on different projects and with different teams to produce the best docs for her users!
  • Miriam Aparicio - Software Engineer - Studied Art History. Worked as an administrator for a Sales Representative. Started studying web development in 2016. Started working as a software engineer in 2018. She loves working in a field where she is constantly challenged and where she needs to continue learning new things.
  • And your panel MC will be Kimberley Cook

This event will happen on Zoom, if you've RSVP'd you will receive a link on the morning of the event. If you have any questions please drop hello@codebar.io an email.

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Host

codebar

Schedule

5:30PM (GMT)/6:30PM(CET) - Join zoom

Coaches

Joshua Retallick (he / him)

Joshua Retallick (he / him)

Katja Mordaunt

Katja Mordaunt

Pawel Orzechowski (he/him)

Pawel Orzechowski (he/him)

Simon Hafner (He/him)

Simon Hafner (He/him)

Rodrigue Kayembe

Rodrigue Kayembe

Michelle Steele (She/her)

Michelle Steele (She/her)

Laura Durieux (she)

Laura Durieux (she)

Isabel Serván (she)

Isabel Serván (she)

Andriy Tymchenko (he/him)

Andriy Tymchenko (he/him)

Dan Farrow (he/him)

Dan Farrow (he/him)

Chandreyi Saha

Chandreyi Saha

Andrew Whitehouse (he)

Andrew Whitehouse (he)

Inês Coelho

Inês Coelho

Nazar Hussain

Nazar Hussain

Atanas Kozarev (he/his)

Atanas Kozarev (he/his)

Matt Warnock  (They/them)

Matt Warnock (They/them)

Chris Whitehouse (he/him)

Chris Whitehouse (he/him)

Gennady Tabala

Gennady Tabala

Valerio Francescangeli (He/Him)

Valerio Francescangeli (He/Him)

Sam Moulem (he)

Sam Moulem (he)

Alexandra Dresco (she)

Alexandra Dresco (she)

Gideon Asare

Gideon Asare

Organisers

Jo Lenis (she/her/they)

Jo Lenis (she/her/they)

Kimberley Cook (She/Her)

Kimberley Cook (She/Her)

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