Mariana Zangrossi
About Mariana Zangrossi
Mariana Zangrossi is a Junior Frontend Developer with experience in various roles in Brazil and the United States. She currently works as an Outreachy Intern at Oppia Foundation, where she focuses on enhancing frontend test coverage.
Current Role at Oppia Foundation
Mariana Zangrossi currently serves as an Outreachy Intern at Oppia Foundation, a position she has held since 2019. In this role, she has contributed to increasing the frontend test coverage for the Oppia codebase, utilizing both AngularJS and Angular frameworks. Her work focuses on enhancing the quality and reliability of the software, reflecting her commitment to open-source development.
Previous Experience at Taqe
Prior to her current position, Mariana worked as a Junior Full Stack Developer at Taqe for 10 months in 2019. This role allowed her to gain experience in both frontend and backend development, further solidifying her skills in software engineering. Her time at Taqe contributed to her professional growth in the tech industry.
Education and Training
Mariana Zangrossi studied at Etec - Escola Técnica Estadual De São Paulo from 2017 to 2018, completing a one-year program. She furthered her education at Instituto Federal De Educação, Ciência E Tecnologia De São Paulo (IFSP) from 2019 to 2021, where she studied for two years. This educational background provided her with foundational knowledge in technology and programming.
Internship Experience at {reprograma}
In 2018, Mariana participated in a four-month internship program at {reprograma} as a Front-end Student. This experience marked her entry into the tech field, where she began to develop her skills in frontend development. The program focused on empowering women in technology through education and practical experience.
Early Career at Montcalm
Mariana began her career as an Apprentice at Montcalm, where she worked for 10 months from 2017 to 2018. This role provided her with initial exposure to the tech industry and helped her build essential skills that would support her future endeavors in software development.