Edyta Wrobel
About Edyta Wrobel
Edyta Wrobel is a Senior Software Engineer at ThoughtWorks with a strong background in technology education and advocacy for women in tech. She has held various roles in software development and project management, and she actively participates in the tech community in London.
Current Role at ThoughtWorks
Edyta Wrobel currently serves as a Senior Software Engineer at ThoughtWorks, a position she has held since 2017. Her role involves developing software solutions and contributing to various projects within the organization. She is based in London, United Kingdom, and has accumulated seven years of experience in this capacity.
Previous Experience at ThoughtWorks
Prior to her current role, Edyta worked as a Consultant Software Developer at ThoughtWorks from 2019 to 2020. During this time, she contributed to software development projects in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her experience at ThoughtWorks has provided her with a strong foundation in software engineering practices.
Education and Expertise
Edyta Wrobel holds a Master's degree in Translation and Technical Communication from the University of Portsmouth, which she completed from 2012 to 2013. Additionally, she studied English and German Philology at Jagiellonian University, earning a Bachelor's degree from 2009 to 2012. She also attended Makers Academy in 2017, where she further developed her programming skills.
Involvement in Tech Education
Edyta has been actively involved in tech education and community initiatives. She worked with Code First: Girls, where she taught web development and advanced programming courses in 2015 and 2016. She also participated in Makers Academy as a Women in Tech Scholar. Furthermore, she organizes a monthly event called Hack Your Career: Introduction to Tech, aimed at supporting individuals transitioning into technology careers.
Advocacy and Community Engagement
Edyta Wrobel is an advocate for positive social change through the responsible use of technology. She is an active participant in the tech community in London, engaging in initiatives that promote diversity and inclusion within the industry. Her commitment to fostering a supportive environment for women in tech is evident through her involvement with organizations like Code First: Girls.