Tereza Iofciu

​You know that moment when you would like to give someone feedback.. And you instantly feel the discomfort at the thought? Or someone gives you feedback and you feel it like a personal attack? Or maybe you don’t get feedback that often. Then this workshop is for you!

What does it mean to build with Python when AI is reshaping everything? Join Dawn Gibson Wages, Jessica Greene, and host Tereza Iofciu for an honest conversation about Python, local AI, and the craft of being a developer today.

The rapid evolution of LLMs has created an unprecedented demand for data professionals to adapt quickly to change. Based on interviews with industry experts, this talk explores the toll of misaligned roles, unclear career directions, challenges in leadership and strategies for resilience.

"If the Internet were a country, it would be the 4th largest polluter.” Learn to quantify & reduce your Python code’s emissions in this hands-on workshop. From observability fundamentals to carbon-aware metrics with Prometheus & Grafana, gain the practical tools to drive sustainable tech solutions.

Create, reflect, and earn—with purpose. In this workshop, you’ll not only build your own AI agent but also confront the ethical questions it raises, from its impact on jobs to its potential for social good.

As generative AI and autonomous agents rapidly transform the workplace, the skills required to thrive are evolving just as quickly. This panel will explore the essential AI skills that are driving career growth.

We often associate the need for leadership skills with being in a management position. But...we start needing them a lot earlier in our career to succeed and have a positive impact.

The Python community has been making efforts in improving the diversity and representation among its members. There are examples of success stories such as PyCon US Charlas, PyLadies, Djangonaut, and Django Girls.

The Python community has been making efforts in improving the diversity and representation among its members. There are examples of success stories such as PyCon US Charlas, PyLadies, Djangonaut, and Django Girls.

Did you know that the Python Software Foundation Code of Conduct is turning 10 years old in 2023? It was voted in as they felt they were “unbalanced and not seeing the true spectrum of the greater community”.

Come meet some of the folks working on Diversity and Inclusion in the global Python Community! Join the live panel discussion to hear about the challenges and the work they do.