Sessions: WomenTech Global Conference

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Amadikwa Joy-N Software Engineer at Oluaka Institute of Technology Owerri IMO State. Founder CodedLadies Innovate Tech	Intro to Python Python programming language is of no doubt the future language that when acquired will pave way for the person... With Python programming language, one can venture into an skill in tech ranging from web development down to IoT Development. So the need to acquire the skill now is very much important. Did you like this session? Share to vote.
Narimane Hennouni Software engineering student	OOP with Java for Beginners Teaching some basics of Object Oriented Programming using Java, it's for beginners and intermediate who want to recall and understand better the basics. Did you like this session? Share to vote.
Uchenna Chukwuwa Software Developer at Ken Saro Wiwa innovation hub	Kotlin:The Fun language This talk is to introduce beginners to the wonderful world of Kotlin which is a very powerful programming language. Note any knowledge of object-oriented programming or in-depth knowledge of any programming language is a plus. Did you like this session? Share to vote.
Sayantika Banik Backend Engineer at Continual Engine	Django Unchained Django can be overwhelming to start for beginners. The session will help the audience get familiar with Django basics and MVT (model, view, template) architecture. (prerequisite- Basics of python, Linux, familiarity with any code editor and lots and lots of enthusiasm) Did you like this session? Share to vote.
Shafiqa Iqbal Software Engineer at NorthBay Solutions	Getting started with Amazon Web Technologies I will be going through: -> What is AWS? -> difference between AWS and other cloud technologies -> Basics of AWS services to keep you get started -> Most commonly used services, their usage and hands-on practical -> Scope of AWS services and its future demand Did you like this session? Share to vote.
Susan Walsh Founder at The Classification Guru	The Dangers of Dirty Data....and how to fix it What is dirty data, and what are the consequences? Susan Walsh, The Classification Guru has spent 8 years classifying spend data and will share with you the importance of data accuracy and examples of how this affects the end-user in terms of supplier normalisation and data classification, and she will show you how to make quick spot checks of your data to find these and ensure data accuracy for your data moving forward. Did you like this session? Share to vote.
Laila Deeb Software Engineer/ Product Owner at The Synergsit	What is PHP and Should you learn it in 2020? PHP is a backend language that is one of the most widely used coding languages across the globe, and once you learn it , there are literally millions of opportunities for you as a junior developer. Whether you're looking for a 9-5 job or trying to crack open the world of freelancing, you don't want to miss this session. No need to prepare for this session, also no need to have any background in IT. Did you like this session? Share to vote.
Bogdan Bocșe Managing Partner at DeepVISS	Whatever your question is, math already has a map to the answer Mathematics seems to be discovered, nonetheless, the same way the perfect form for a cutting tool was discovered by primitive humans. Just as the tool, mathematics still represents a concoction of essential secrets of the Universe and circumstantial limitation of the human body, mind and perception. Did you like this session? Share to vote.
Suchitra Hegde Career Counsellor at Self-Employed	Find your feet in new territories! Women struggle to return to work after a career gap. Imagine this situation when you have moved to a new country as well. That's a double whammy when you have hardly any personal or professional contacts! I will provide actionable tips to navigate this tricky situation and find success in your DREAM job! Did you like this session? Share to vote.
Chanchal Bansal Software Developer student at Rustamji Institute of Technology	Python for Developer Python programming language is of no doubt the most usable High level language that when acquired will pave way for the person. With Python , a person can build anything from Web to an app .So the need to acquire the knowledge of this language is too important.Now a days python is the language used in many big industries so, why they prefer it ?If you want answers of such types of questions join our session. Did you like this session? Share to vote.
Agnieszka Swiatowa VP Technology and Innovation at Discovery Inc. at Discovery Inc	Trust is the new black. Distant and diverse team engagement. Now even more than ever we need to think about the new normal. Is remote work going to become common. How can we engage distant and diverse teams to work towards common goals. Trust and Empathy - skills associated mostly with women and treated before as weaknesses now become the key enablers of engaging people working remotely. Join me in discovering "the new normal" way of working. Remotely! Did you like this session? Share to vote.
Özlem Stoian Product owner	Continuous self improvement continues through parenthood The world changes faster than ever. We need to invest in self improvement to keep up with the changes. I will talk about how we can continue our personal professional improvement efforts even after becoming a parent. I will be happy if I can inspire others on pursuing goals both in professional and personal life. Did you like this session? Share to vote.
Rasika Kedia Student at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology	Python for Beginners According to its creator, Guido van Rossum, Python is a: “high-level programming language, and its core design philosophy is all about code readability and a syntax which allows programmers to express concepts in a few lines of code.” It is useful in various field ranging from web development to Artificial Intelligence. So why wait to start Python? Did you like this session? Share to vote.
Nikola Valesova Data Scientist at DataSentics a.s.	Player Churn Prediction Using Machine Learning Would you like to see the design and code behind a churn prediction machine learning solution? Customer churn is a well-known term across many industries. Generally, it represents the act of a customer leaving a product for good. The goal of churn prediction is to identify such customers and try to prevent them from leaving by keeping them engaged in the product. This presentation will focus on churn prediction in mobile games where the goal is to identify the players that are the most likely to quit before they do. In most freemium games, only very few per cent of players… read more
Eva Cortés Senior Talent Partner at Talentful	How to build resilient teams in fast-growing environments The role of recruiters inside organisations has become way more complex than what it used to be. It takes a big amount of soft skills, passion and curiosity to build the best teams. But we do not operate on our own but as a partner of the business. I would like to run a presentation on my learnings from the hard and good times during my experience scaling companies in my time at Talentful. Did you like this session? Share to vote.
Rihab Yakoubi IT Helpdesk Specialist at Wefox GmbH	What I should learn in 2020 as first programming language? About the workshop: Coding for beginners “The most disastrous thing that you can ever learn is your first programming language.” ― Alan Kay Python is one of the top programming languages in 2020 and it will still on the top in the next coming decade. Python is polyvalent, you can use it to develop different applications. Learning python will be a solid foundation for learning other languages/technologies. By learning Python you will learn to think like a programmer. There are a million opportunities for you once you add Python to your resume. Did… read more
Bianca Cefalo Rocket Scientist \| Space Systems Product Manager \| STEM Consultant \| at Airbus Defense and Space UK	Disrupted in Space: behind the scenes of Digital Connectedness Zoom, TikTok, Facebook, Slak, Netflix, Uber, Twitter, Linkedin, TV broadcast, Natural disasters and Weather Forecast, Telemedicine, GPS, WiFi, Cashless payments, Banking services, Stock Markets, Remote working, WomenTech Global Conference 2020. Can you guess what’s their one common element? Telecommunication Satellites. Space tech fuels our lives on a daily basis. Our digital habits and online businesses evolve at the pace of spacecraft innovation. Humanity sustainable living and safety on Earth are guaranteed by visionary thinkers of structures, propulsion and… read more
Bianca Cefalo Rocket Scientist \| Space Systems Product Manager \| STEM Consultant \| at Airbus Defense and Space UK	Disrupted in Space: behind the scenes of Digital Connectedness Zoom, TikTok, Facebook, Slak, Netflix, Uber, Twitter, Linkedin, TV broadcast, Natural disasters and Weather Forecast, Telemedicine, GPS, WiFi, Cashless payments, Banking services, Stock Markets, Remote working, WomenTech Global Conference 2020. Can you guess what’s their one common element? Telecommunication Satellites. Space tech fuels our lives on a daily basis. Our digital habits and online businesses evolve at the pace of spacecraft innovation. Humanity sustainable living and safety on Earth are guaranteed by visionary thinkers of structures, propulsion and… read more
Filipa Castro Lead Team at Data Science for Social Good Portugal	Data Science for Social Good I'll bring my perspective on the potential of data science for social impact. I'll mainly share my experience on social data projects done with Rotaract and Data Science for Social Good Portugal . The presentation will mainly cover: - the journey of a data for good project, from scoping to delivery of results; - the impact of data analysis on social good, with a case study; - the current projects of Data Science for Social Good Portugal with different kinds of NGOs; - the amazing work done by Data Science for Social Good Portugal on fighting COVID19.… read more
Oana Ciherean Founder at Dalia's Book	Who should be a teacher? As creators of technology, through what we do, we are shaping how the world evolves and what it will look like tomorrow. What we're missing though, is what happens outside our tech bubble, when children are left behind from their future because education systems are not in sync with this rapidly changing world. Join this talk to find out what people like you are doing to make sure the children of today keep up with what's next. Did you like this session? Share to vote.