Coding for Women by Women

ABOUT THIS EVENT

As we all know, women are underrepresented in tech — a recent poll said only 8% of women hold roles in tech as software engineers. We’re hoping to change that! Hack Reactor’s Coding For Women By Women was created to provide a safe learning environment for women entering into the tech space. Join Liz and Kelly, as they discuss beginner JavaScript skills. They’ll discuss our approaches to beginner problems, share resources that helped us on their road to code, answer questions you may have, and more.

These events will discuss fundamental JavaScript concepts and give you the building blocks to start tackling code on your own

About Your Instructors:
Liz Anaya Ramos is a Developer Evangelist at Galvanize. With a background in educational services and marketing, Liz decided to join Hack Reactor after being introduced to JavaScript. With her coding skills, Liz enjoys building curriculum, teaching, and helping others that are looking into entering the tech space. Aside from coding, she enjoys exploring four-wheeling trails, reading, golfing, and spending time with her family, friends, and her two adorable dogs. Connect with Liz on LinkedIn or in the Galvanize Tech Community.

Kelly Revenaugh is a Developer Evangelist at Galvanize. Prior to learning how to code, Kelly held numerous roles in the hospitality and travel industries. She joined Galvanize’s software engineering immersive in 2019 and became a freelance web developer, working with clients ranging from small business owners to global ed-tech corporations in the US and APAC markets, before returning to help others succeed in software engineering and data science. When she’s not at her computer, she likes to hike though-out New England’s forests, practice photography, and stand-up paddleboard. Connect with Kelly on LinkedIn or in the Galvanize Tech Community.