Ting D.
About Ting D.
Ting D. is a Belize Chapter Community Organizer for Society Of Women Coders, focusing on utilizing technology to benefit communities. With a background in software engineering and experience in various tech roles, Ting aims to introduce coding bootcamps to developing countries like Belize.
Work at Society Of Women Coders
Ting D. serves as the Belize Chapter Community Organizer at Society Of Women Coders since 2019. In this role, she focuses on empowering women in technology through community engagement and support. She organizes events and initiatives aimed at fostering a supportive environment for women coders, particularly in Belize.
Education and Expertise
Ting D. holds a Bachelor of Arts in Integrative Biology from the University of California, Berkeley, where she studied from 2009 to 2013. She furthered her education at Hack Reactor, earning a degree in Computer Software Engineering from 2014 to 2015. Her expertise includes Agile and Scrum methodologies, as well as extensive experience in building JavaScript full stack applications using frameworks such as Vue, Angular, and Ruby on Rails.
Background
Born and raised in Belize, Ting D. has a strong commitment to using technology to positively impact communities. Her professional journey includes roles as a Lab Research Assistant at Theravance, a Software Engineer II at Indiegogo, and a UI/UX Engineer at Business Wire, among others. She has also worked as a Javascript Technical Mentor at Hack Reactor and organized community events in San Francisco.
Professional Experience
Ting D. has a diverse professional background in software development and community organizing. She has worked at Autodesk as a Senior Software Engineer since 2019. Prior to that, she was involved with Write/Speak/Code as the San Francisco Chapter Community Organizer from 2017 to 2019, where she organized monthly meet-ups and workshops to support women in tech.
Achievements in Community Engagement
Ting D. has organized various community events, including monthly Write/Speak/Code meet-ups and full-day Own-Your-Expertise workshops in San Francisco. These initiatives aim to provide networking opportunities and skill development for women in technology, demonstrating her commitment to fostering an inclusive tech community.