Girls4Tech, A STEM Educational Initiative for Girls
Why families and educators should check out this free resource, Girls4Tech, created by Mastercard with Discovery Education.
Iβm an iOS developer, writer and public speaker. I'm a Leader for Global Operations fellow at MIT pursuing an MBA at Sloan School of Management and an SM in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Formerly I worked on iOS at Calm and Slack in the Bay Area. I graduated from Dartmouth College with a degree in Computer Science and did software engineering internships at Apple, Intuit and Time Inc.
In August 2014, I launched We Read Too, a book resource app that features books for kids and teens with main characters of colors written by Black, Latinx, Asian and Indigenous authors. In February 2018, I was featured in the App Store for the first time about We Read Too and what inspired me to create it. I'm still actively working on We Read Too, its available for iOS and Android.
I freelance write and have bylines in various publications. I enjoy writing about software development, technology culture and new products. I have done public speaking for several years and have spoken at technology conferences all around the world. I give technical & non-technical talks, keynote speeches and occasionally MC events.
Why families and educators should check out this free resource, Girls4Tech, created by Mastercard with Discovery Education.
Insight on how I prepare my conference talks after I have been asked to speak or my CFP has been accepted.
My takeaways and experience after attending the San Francisco Engineering Leadership Community (SFELC) Summit.