Trailer: Episode 2 with Karolina Ladino

Trailer: Episode 2 with Karolina Ladino
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Sneak Peek of our chat with Karolina Ladino, hosted by Mariatta Wijaya and Cheuk Ting Ho.

Hear about Karolina’s journey in the Python community and learn how she has been helping grow the Python and PyLadies community in Colombia!

Full episode is coming on March 13, 2024! Subscribe to our podcast now!

Get to know Karolina Ladino

Karolina Ladino

Karolina Ladino

Karo is a Product Manager, robotics engineer, MSc Data Analytics, teacher, maker, and jeweler. She co-leads PyLadies Bogotá and PyLadies Colombia initiative. She is part of Python Colombia and is a co-organizer of the PyConCo conference. She has more than 9 years of experience creating hardware for various disciplines. She loves working towards creating opportunities and spaces for personal and professional growth of people. In her free time, she draws and works on her jewelry project.

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