Trailer: Episode 6 with Niharika Vadluri

Trailer: Episode 6 with Niharika Vadluri
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Sneak Peek of our chat with Niharika Vadluri, hosted by Mariatta Wijaya and Cheuk Ting Ho.

Learn about Niharika’s journey. Graduated during COVID from a women’s university, Niharika faced challenges in finding her dream job, but the Python and open source community gets her going. During her final year’s project, she made an energy monitoring system for her whole campus connected to a Raspberry Pi. Hear all about her work and all the contributions she’s made to the Python community.

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Get to know Niharika Vadluri

Niharika Vadluri

Niharika Vadluri

Niharika Vadluri is working as a Packed Application Developer Analyst at Accenture India. She works in Retail Domain and Database Projects. She is an active open source community contributor and developer since 2018. She has been an active member and contributor in The PSF, Hackster.io, FOSSASIA and other Open source communities. She is a Toastmaster, and also loves singing.

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