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Speakers

Tennessee Leeuwenburg

Employers on the program

  1. 2019–2025Bureau of Meteorology2 talks

The year around now

Talks in the past 12 months and announced talks ahead, one row per conference, January to December. Hover a mark for the talk.

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Appearances by year

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Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Aug 26, 2026PyCon AU 2026PyCon (national Python conferences)talkWhy should I write software well?
Balancing short-term and long-term objectives during software development forms an underpinning tension which often exhibits during code reviews, sprint…Show less

Balancing short-term and long-term objectives during software development forms an underpinning tension which often exhibits during code reviews, sprint planning and prioritisation. Audiences should attend to see how concepts like modularity, consistent design language and the use of software...

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Sep 12, 2025PyCon AU 2025PyCon (national Python conferences)talkPyEarthTools: Machine learning for Earth system science
as Bureau of Meteorology
PyEarthTools is an open-source, Python software framework that supports the development of machine learning models, big and small, for Earth system science. See…Show less

PyEarthTools is an open-source, Python software framework that supports the development of machine learning models, big and small, for Earth system science. See https://pyearthtools.readthedocs.io/ .

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Nov 22, 2024PyCon AU 2024PyCon (national Python conferences)talkMaking an open source package - lessons learned
Making an open source package is pretty hard in 2024. Expectations are high, and there’s a lot to take into account. I recently developed an open source…Show less

Making an open source package is pretty hard in 2024. Expectations are high, and there’s a lot to take into account. I recently developed an open source package. This talk covers what worked, what didn’t work, what I would do again and what I would do differently. I developed an open source...

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Nov 22, 2024PyCon AU 2024PyCon (national Python conferences)talkVerifying and evaluating scientific results with the open source package "scores"
Verifying, evaluating or interpreting complex data requires specialist tools and methods. Many data scientists, programmers and scientists will be familiar with…Show less

Verifying, evaluating or interpreting complex data requires specialist tools and methods. Many data scientists, programmers and scientists will be familiar with some evaluation metrics such as accuracy, mean squared error or true positive rate. There are many situations where these scores are...

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Aug 2, 2019PyCon AU 2019PyCon (national Python conferences)talkHow to get everyone to get on board with software security: practical tips and suggestions.
as Bureau of Meteorology
Security is hard. Software development is hard. Adding security objectives to development projects can seem overwhelming and is an often-overlooked aspect of…Show less

Security is hard. Software development is hard. Adding security objectives to development projects can seem overwhelming and is an often-overlooked aspect of cybersecurity. This talk will give you the tools, techniques and knowledge needed to get traction and bring people on board.

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Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Jack Reichelt4—2026
Justin Warren4—2026
Noah Kantrowitz4—2026
Russell Keith-Magee4—2026
Alison Wong3—2026
Benno Rice3—2026
Kai Striega3—2026
Nicky Ringland3—2026
Stephen Tierney3—2026
Amanda J Hogan3—2025
Christopher Neugebauer3—2025
Renee Noble3—2025
Ben Taylor2—2026
Chelsea Finnie2—2026
Dipendra Paudel2—2026

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.