Pink Sunday Stockholm | Create your first neural network

26 February 2023 13:00-17:00GoTo10

Create your first neural network!

Let's step into the world of AI and use Deep Learning to create an artificial neural network!

At this year's first Pink Sunday in Stockholm we will meet diverse careers within the Pink community and build our own neural networks! You'll meet a backend developer at the Swedish police, a data analyst at Storytel, a PhD student within electrical engineering & and a DevOps consultant. We will also dive deep into the world of Deep Learning with the help of TensorFlow.

Coding languages: Python

Level: Strong beginner - Intermediate

Details and free tickets below!

Pink Sundays are our popular coding events where women, transgender, and non-binary people can meet up, code and network together!

GoTo10

Lindholmspiren 9 417 56 Göteborg Sverige

All you need to know

When? February 26th, 13.00-17.00

How? By grabbing a free ticket below.

Where? GoTo10, Hammarby Kaj 10D, 120 30 Stockholm

Level of workshop: Strong beginner - Intermediate

Code languages: Python

Preparations: More information about workshop prep will be sent to your email. Remember to bring your computer!

What else? There will be fika!

Contact: evelina@pinkprogramming.se

Inspirational session and Workshop

Inspirational Panel
Pink Code Mentors

Development and beyond - meet the Pink code mentors

It’s not only about software development. Who are the code mentors of Pink Programming, and what roles in the tech industry do they have?

We will be talking about different career paths in tech, about various roles, about the cool things at work, about learning and growth opportunities, and about everyday challenges. Whether you are just starting your path in tech or if you are looking for a potential change, our inspirational panel will gladly share the experience and knowledge with you.

Panel leader: Ekaterina Klimenko

Inspirational Panel

Dima Gawriyeh - Software engineer - is a software developer with total of 5+ years of experience. She currently works on an assignment for the Swedish police as backend developer. She has experience in working with big complicated projects, legacy systems as well as building technologies from scratch. She has big interest in analysing systems and finding best solutions.

Florence Liu - Senior Marketing Analyst at Storytel - Florence has been working as a data analyst in the marketing field for the past 4 years. With a passion for data analysis, she excels in utilizing data visualization to convert numbers into easily digestible insights. She finds coding to be a particularly intriguing aspect of her work and has a strong interest in using Python. Hailing from China, Florence has been residing in Sweden for the past 4 years and enjoys outdoor activities and nature.

Elisa Bin - Student - Elisa is a PhD student in Electrical Engineering at KTH and co-founder of ABConnect. Her research topic focuses on technical requirements for and the impact of new technologies on transport and human mobility, such as autonomous and connected vehicles. Her background is in robotics and machine learning.

Mariana Bocoi - DevOps Consultant - Mariana is an experienced software engineer who has a keen interest in infrastructure. She worked with maintaining and deploying microservices in the cloud and now focuses on Site Reliability Engineering and DevOps. Besides that, she shares her knowledge at talks and workshops and co-organises and hosts the Google Developers Group Cloud Stockholm and Women in Security Stockholm groups.

Ekaterina Klimenko - Frontend developer at Tobii - Ekaterina is a junior frontend developer at Tobii. In 2020, she decided to switch careers from research and events management to programming. While studying, she attended a lot of Pink Programming events, which helped her a lot in her journey to join the Tech world. This year Ekaterina joined us Pinkers as a Sunday manager.

Create your own neural network!

Get ready to take your coding skills to the next level! This exciting workshop will introduce you to the world of Deep Learning using TensorFlow. You will learn how to build your own neural network, work with images, and get hands-on experience in this exciting field.

Join us for a supportive and inclusive experience where you'll meet like-minded individuals and gain valuable knowledge and skills. Let's break down the barriers and empower ourselves with deep learning!

Preparations: Workshop prep will be sent to your email before the event. Make sure to bring your computer.

Workshop leader: Elisa Bin

Coding languages: Python

Level: Strong beginner - Intermediate (Having some previous experience with programming is helpful to get most out of the workshop, better if in python, but it is not necessary. During the workshop you'll be guided step by step and receive all the materials required, but we will not focus on the python syntax.)

Elisa Bin

Elisa is a PhD student in Electrical Engineering at KTH and co-founder of ABConnect (a startup alumni of KTH Innovation pre-incubator program and Sting Test Drive Deeptech). Her research topic focuses on technical requirements for and the impact of new technologies on transport and human mobility, such as autonomous and connected vehicles. Her background is in robotics and machine learning.

Organized by Pink Programming

Pink Programming

evelina@pinkprogramming.se

Pink Programming is Sweden’s biggest community for programmers that are women, transgender and non-binary! We work towards a gender equal tech industry by creating inspiring coding events and camps and hosting D&I courses for companies. Join us to change the tech game!