Monterrey, Mexico
August 24th to 26th
Karo is a maker and product manager with a background in robotics engineering and Data Analytics master's degree. She is also a professor and digital educator. Karo leads PyLadies Bogotá and Colombia, organizations promoting women in Python programming in her country Colombia. She is an active member of the community and a fellow of the Python Software Foundation. With over ten years of experience creating hardware for various disciplines, Karo has extensive expertise in her field. She is passionate about creating opportunities and fostering personal and professional growth spaces. In her free time, she pursues her interest in jewelry making and enjoys spending time with her four cats and one dog.
After a career as an accountant and a university instructor, Kojo became a software developer. He's been active in the Python & Django communities since 2013, a DjangoCon US organizer since 2016 & the DEFNA North American Ambassador since 2017. He's also led the Newcomer Orientation for PyCon US since 2022. He's currently a software engineer at REVSYS. He has been fortunate enough to have spoken at multiple conferences in multiple countries on most continents. You can find Kojo on Twitter as @KojoIdrissa and Mastodon as @kojoidrissa@fosstodon.org. He's into a lot of disparate things and still sorting out his online presence, so...you've been warned.
Ee Durbin is Director of Infrastructure at the Python Software Foundation, past PyCon US chair, and long term volunteer keeping Python community infrastructure like PyPI online. Calling Cleveland, Ohio home, Ee finds joy in exploring the world on their bike and convincing themself that their cats love them.
Naomi Ceder obtuvo un doctorado en literatura clásica hace varias décadas, pero cambió de idiomas humanos antiguos a lenguajes de programación en algún momento del siglo pasado. Desde 2001 ha estado aprendiendo, enseñando y usando Python. Un miembro electo de la Python Software Foundation, Naomi actualmente sirve como la presidenta de la Junta de Directores. Ella también es cofundadora de Trans*Code, un hackday centrado en la comunidad transgénero y habla internacionalmente sobre la comunidad de Python y inclusión y diversidad en tech.
Tickets are now available for our early birds.
Join the conference where enthusiasts from all over Latin America come together to live, talk and contribute. For a limited time, take advantage of early bird prices
Welcome to PyCon Latam 2023 in Monterrey, Mexico!
The call for papers for the event is open from March 14th to May 7th at 11:50 PM. This is a great opportunity for professionals in the field to submit their research and share their expertise with others in the community. Do not miss out on the chance to be part of this exciting event!
PyCon Latam is made possible by the companies and organizations that sponsor it,
and they have the opportunity to connect with a wide community of Python programmers.
