Organising a conference devoted to Python language. Responsible for team building, website creation and its maintenance, contact with the speakers, presenting speakers during the conference, creating the conference’s community online networking platform. I have created and have been executing the conference’s Code of Conduct.
The conference will take place in December 2021, online.
Practice of coaching between ICA students to improve coaching skills and mindset, providing guidance, supporting clients in achieving their personal goals.
I am a student of ICA, an ICF accredited coach training school with a 20 year reputation. I am pursuing the ACTP path (ICF Accredited Coach Training Program) to get ICF Credentials, attending the 18-months Certified Professional Coach Program.
My first long term goal is to pass internal exams, to graduate from ICA, then to acquire the ACC Credentials (Associate Certified Coach).
E-learning with live classes, labs, peer coaching, mentor coaching and portfolio development.
Graduating as a Certified Professional Coach (CPC).
At PyCode Conference 2020.
Burnout is a real thing. But is it really dangerous, if yes – in what ways? Software engineers work under pressure, often frustrated. Is it already a burnout or just excess of stress? We often work from home or take work to home. Is a lifestyle or maybe a workplace environment the cause of burnout? How to recognise first signs of burnout? And the most important, how to recover from it and prevent from happening again? You will find answers to those questions in this presentation, based on research and my personal story.
Organized a conference devoted to Python language. I have created and have been executing the Code of Conduct. Responsible for website creation and maintenance, presenting speakers, creating the conference community online networking platform.
The conference took place on December 11-12, 2019, online.
I established a Cracow branch community of successful women who share a love for technology – creating software and hardware.
The goal is to break down the barriers and promote members as specialists. Our aim is to get to know and support each other, and to show that women work in a technical world. The meetings exchange knowledge and experiences. We create different kinds of workshops and encourage women to join the technology industry.
Working on new and existing projects using technologies:
Startup Week 2016 is a series of workshops organized by Women in Technology that aim to introduce high school students to programming and building their own startups.
I led 2 workshops during the whole event:
Creating a B2B online startup application for employees worktime management with legal system validation. That includes vacations management, worktime reports and schedules, export/import API from other systems and automated work-timetable creation.
My most advanced and important project during this time was building a B2B startup online application for employees worktime management with legal system validation. That includes vacations management, worktime reports and schedules, export/import API from other systems and automated work-timetable creation.
Technologies I have been using are:
During the “Girls go STEM!” initiative I shared my view on “How to support women and their passion for technology” good practises.
I was also a youth group seminal trainer during that event.
Charity event fundraising for animal rescue (Towarzystwo Opieki nad Zwierzętami oddział w Zabrzu, psitulmnie.pl) and bone marrow donation registration.
Speaking about 48 hours of programming for Hack4good.
Co-organizers: Geek Girls Carrots, Women in Technology, Rails Girls Silesia, Czwartkowe Spotkania Social Media.
We were part of global event that connected people around the world: people in need, developers, representatives of non profit organizations, API providers and sponsors. Over 2,000 developers took part in that movement around the world. Activity in our venue was streamed online 48 hours.
I was leading workshops for a group of students regularly every week teaching HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git, Linux, Ruby, Sinatra, Ruby on Rails, database management, etc.
WebMuses is an IT-oriented community to empower women to create technology.
We’re interested in everything connected with information technology: from coding to design. We want to encourage, inspire & share our passion.
Feel invited to join our women-friendly workshops, meetings, presentations and team coding. Positive energy both included and required.
With a help of really great team we had a chance to start new event with a success 🙂
We weree working with global charities like Amnesty International, Oxam, NPR Labs as well as local charities like Unicorn, Stowarzyszenie Krwiodawcy, Krakowski Alarm Smogowy, Czarna Owca Pana Kota, Wawelska Kooperatywa Społeczna and Mam Marzenie.
Hack4good is an international hackathon series started by Geeklist. Kraków is hosting this event together with over 50 cities world wide simultaneously.
The Hack4good series focuses solely on uniting the world’s greatest expert engineers, designers, product builders, and entrepreneurs to help make the world a better place by developing applications for humanity.
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Main technologies I was using are: Symfony, Doctrine, HTML, CSS, Javascript (jQuery).
Projects I worked on were complex automated website solutions for art galleries, artists, interior designers and architects. I gained a lot of experience with pixel perfect layouts, Javascript and CSS hacks.
My tasks were:
With this company I started a new chapter of my life. I fell in love in Symfony Framework (PHP) and started to work with the Agile system. I had occasion to work with splendid coworkers and customers, both Polish and international.
I also got to use the MongoDB database.
Projects I worked on:
During this time I created a few WordPress websites using HTML, Javascript, CSS and MySQL. It was a remote work.
During my vacation
Working remotely I created a few customized WordPress websites using HTML, Javascript, CSS and MySQL.
This is where I learnt Zend Framework (PHP) and Doctrine (MySQL ORM). I also enjoyed working with frontend tools like xHtml, CSS, Javascript (jQuery).
I also gained experience in Content Management Systems (CMS) web development by creating sites using WordPress and Typolight.
Projects I worked on: