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Women In Linux Podcast

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Women In Linux is a non-profit organization supporting women in Linux-centric tech careers who want to obtain and sustain a thriving career in tech.

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  1. Women In Linux Podcast: Tim Serewicz - Sr. Instructor & Curriculum Developer

    Timothy Serewicz is Senior Instructor and Curriculum Developer at The Linux Foundation. With almost 20 years of experience working with the latest technologies including Cloud, NoSQL and Hadoop, he has trained countless professionals in their use. He currently maintains the Kubernetes...

  2. Women In Linux Podcast: Amy Rich - Director of Engineering

    Amy Rich has been an Ops person for over 25 years at a variety of companies, helped ship Firefox to hundreds of millions of users, owned her own consulting business, helped organize multiple conferences for USENIX, and written professionally on the topic of UNIX systems administration. In her…

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  3. Women In Linux Podcast: Ithan Payne - Graphic Designer

    Ithan Payne is in the business of providing creative brand identity, advertising and graphic design. Ithan is a self-taught graphic designer with over 20 years working in international multimedia, marketing and print design. Join us as we discuss his journey and tools needed to pursue a career in...

  4. Women In Linux Podcast: Vladimir Vivien - Technical Author

    Vladimir Vivien is a software engineer and technical author. Vladimir has work in diverse industries including technology, publishing, financial, and healthcare. After years of building enterprise systems using Java, Vladimir came to Go for its simplicity and stayed for its concurrency and fast...

  5. Women In Linux Podcast: Derrick Thomas - Chapter President, Bsides Tampa

    Derrick Thomas is currently a Senior Associate at PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PWC) where he performs IT security audits for internal clients. Derrick is also an adjunct professor of information technology at South University. He is a graduate of the University of Tampa with a BS in Management...

  6. Women In Linux Podcast: Quiessence Phillips - Co-Founder, JOURNi

    Quiessence Phillips is a Cybersecurity professional with 10 years of experience working in the financial industry. She co-founded an non-profit EdTech, JOURNi, building an authentically inclusive tech ecosystem in Detroit. In efforts to get more women into Cybersecurity, Quiessence started…

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  7. Women In Linux Podcast: Bryan Liles - Principal Software Engineer

    Bryan Liles works on the Cloud Engineering team at Capital One. When not helping a huge bank move to the public cloud, he gets to speak at conferences on topics ranging from machine learning to building the next generation of developers. Additional Links: LinkedIn:...

  8. #WomenInLinux Podcast: Darlene Gillard Jones - CCO & Co-Founder, digitalundivided

    Darlene Gillard Jones is the Chief Community Officer, a Partner and founding team member of digitalundivided (DID), a social enterprise that fosters economic growth through the empowerment of Black and Latina women entrepreneurs using innovation as a tool. In addition to providing leadership to...

  9. #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Nigel Kersten & Deepak Giridharagopal, Puppet

    #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Nigel Kersten & Deepak Giridharagopal, Puppet Nigel Kersten, Chief Technical Strategist, was responsible for the development of the initial versions of Puppet Enterprise and has since served in a variety of roles, including head of product, CTO, and CIO. He has been…

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  10. #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Val Bercovici, SolidFire

    #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Val Bercovici, SolidFire Valentin (Val) Bercovici, a longtime NetApp executive and member of the Office of the CTO, is SolidFire CTO. The SFOCTO engages with and explores the latest technology communities, ecosystems and stacks, delivering strategic technical guidance in...

  11. #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Lee Jones, Clear Idea Labs

    #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Lee Jones, Clear Idea Labs Lee Jones is the CTO and Co-Founder of Clear Idea Labs a lean startup focused custom software development company specializing in mobile and web based solutions. He is a recognized subject matter expert in mobile and web technology. His...

  12. #WomenInLinux Podcast: Denise Barreto - Community/Leadership

    Denise W. Barreto is an entrepreneur, author and TEDx speaker with over 20 years of leadership and marketing experience across multiple industries. As founder and managing partner of Relationships Matter Now her firm serves businesses of all sizes, non-profit and government agencies who want to...

  13. #WomenInLinux Podcast: Jerome Hardaway - Founder

    Jerome Hardaway is the Executive Director of #VetsWhoCode a veteran operated 501c3 charitable non-profit dedicated to filling the wide chasm between technical expertise needed and available with early stage transitioning veterans and active duty military spouses through software development...

  14. #WomenInLinux Podcast: Lynn Langit - BigData/Cloud Architect

    Lynn Langit creates big data and cloud architectures with AWS, Microsoft, Google, and OpenStack technologies. She also works with SQL Server, MongoDB, Google Big Query, Redis, Neo4j, and Hadoop. Lynn is also the cofounder of Teaching Kids Programming, and has spoken on data and cloud technologies...

  15. #WomenInLinux Podcast: Mike McGarr - Engineering Manager

    Mike McGarr is the Engineering Manager for the Netflix Developer Productivity team. He is also a co-host of the Ship Show Podcast. He has been developing Java/JVM-based applications for most of his career and been known to dabble in other languages as well. He is passionate about building quality...

  16. #WomenInLinux Podcast: Julie Gunderson - Community Manager

    As the Community Manager for Taos, Julie spends the majority of her time attending tech conferences nationwide: speaking and developing relationships with technology professionals and businesses. Relationship builder extraordinaire she loves connecting the dots between people, business and...

  17. #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Yvette Pasqua, Meetup

    #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Yvette Pasqua, Meetup Yvette is the CTO of Meetup. She leads the engineering team with a focus on continuous learning, innovation, and using data to launch software that brings people together around the world to do what matters to them. Her team’s work enables 27+…

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  18. #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Teddy Matheu, Clear Idea Labs, CEO

    #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Teddy Matheu, CEO/Co-Founder, Clear Idea Labs Teddy has more than twenty five years of Information Technology (IT) experience, responsible for Clear Idea Lab's strategic direction. Prior to his role at Clear Idea, Teddy served as the founder of Guident, a big data...

  19. #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Rachel Chalmers, Unitive, Venture Capitalist

    Rachel Chalmers VP of Marketing at Unitive and VC is on a mission to help companies around the world bring their hiring processes into alignment with their core values. She has over twenty years’ experience as a VC, technology industry analyst and journalist to apply to the problem. Recommended...

  20. #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Eric Sites, Meros

    #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Eric Sites, Co-Founder & CTO of Meros. Eric is a veteran CTO with over 20 years of experience in technology. Formerly CTO of ThreatTrack Security, he built large-scale DevOps systems processing petabytes of data daily. As CTO of Sunbelt Software, he and his team created...

  21. #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Bryan Helmig, Zapier

    #WomenInLinux CTO Series: Bryan Helmig, Co-Founder & CTO of Zapier. Bryan navigates us through his journey from developer to CTO. Website: https://zapier.com/ Twitter: @bryanhelmig Blog: http://bryanhelmig.com/ GitHub: https://github.com/bryanhelmig

  22. KarenHunterShow #WEOWNTECH: Tameika Reed, Women In Linux

    The Karen Hunter Show teaches the keys to entrepreneurial success in the industries of sports, politics, entertainment and so much more, directly from the celebrities and civilians who have personally created brands from the ground up. Women In Linux Founder, Tameika Reed, shares her views on…

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  23. #WomenInLinux Podcast: MonikaJo - Virtual Reality

    Monika Jo: VR/AR Producer, Marketer, Evangelist. She’s addicted to start-ups in the tech sector and has been part of pioneering and innovative teams in virtual reality and natural language processing.

  24. #WomenInLinux Podcast: Steve Buchanan - Technical Author

    Steve Buchanan is a regional solutions director with Concurrency, a five-time Microsoft Cloud & Data Center MVP, and author of several technical books focused on the System Center platform. Steve has been an IT Professional for over 15 years with various positions ranging from infrastructure...

  25. #WomenInLinux Podcast: Emily Bender - Computational Lingustics

    We have a great talk with Emily Bender of University of Washington. Where she details and highlights information about Computational Linguistics. Currently a Professor in the Department of Linguistics, an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, the faculty…

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Women In Linux is a non-profit organization supporting women in Linux-centric tech careers who want to obtain and sustain a thriving career in tech.

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Women In Linux Podcast have?

Women In Linux Podcast has 25 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on April 17, 2019.

What is Women In Linux Podcast about?

Women In Linux is a non-profit organization supporting women in Linux-centric tech careers who want to obtain and sustain a thriving career in tech.

How often does Women In Linux Podcast release new episodes?

Women In Linux Podcast publishes about every 46 days, based on its 25 episodes since April 2016.

Who hosts Women In Linux Podcast?

Women In Linux Podcast is created and hosted by Women In Linux.
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