Ladies Python Study Group (@Work-Bench and @Seva)

Seva will sponsor the NYC PyLadies February study group held at the Work-Bench offices; this is a regular gathering for PyLadies of all levels to work on solo projects or in collaboration with one another. It will be a welcoming space where any Python related question is fair game, beginner or advanced, or in-between.

Our goal is to foster a community where attendees can share coding tips, cool python finds, or short tutorials, set realistic goals, and encourage one another. We can’t wait to build a stronger PyLadies community in New York City!

------------------------
AGENDA

6:30pm - 7:00pm: show and tell (coding tips, workshops, etc.)
7:00pm - 7:20pm: networking
7:20pm - 8:50pm: hacking/coding
8:50pm - 9:00pm: wrap up

----------------------------
ABOUT WORK-BENCH

Work-Bench (https://www.work-bench.com/) is a $47M enterprise technology focused VC fund based in New York City. Work-Bench invests in the next era of enterprise founders selling into the Fortune 500 and supports startups through customer acquisition and community. Subscribe to their Enterprise Weekly Newsletter (https://www.work-bench.com/#wb_newsletter).

----------------------------
ABOUT SEVA

Seva is a startup reimagining knowledge management for the modern workforce. With today’s employees using 13+ applications as part of their daily work “stack” - from Gmail, Drive, Slack, Box, Dropbox, Jira, Confluence, and others - they aim to solve the knowledge fragmentation problem that has been created by this rapid proliferation of apps within the enterprise. They’re a small company of 8 employees recently venture-funded by Avalon Ventures and Olivier Pomel, CEO and Founder of Datadog.

They’re looking to grow, and they’re super interested in Senior Data Engineers experienced in Python/ETL who love to work on large scale data ingestion and processing projects. Their jobs can all be found on their Careers page here: https://www.hiseva.com/company/#hiring

------------------------
INFO

This event is for women and gender minorities in tech. The study group sessions have been created to provide a welcoming space for women and gender minorities users of Python.

MISSION: http://www.pyladies.com
CODE OF CONDUCT: http://www.pyladies.com/CodeOfConduct/

------------------------
WHAT TO BRING

• Your laptop
• A government-issued ID for getting into the building