Pink Programming Sunday In Gothenburg | Spot the abnormal in your data

20 November 2022 13:00-17:00

Learning with Pink Programming!

Are you interested in data science? Are you longing for a welcoming and supportive programming community for women, trans and non-binary people? - Look no further!

On November 20th Pink Programming is hosting an independent event at Queenslab in Gothenburg. Let us inspire you with our inspirational speaker Sara Thiringer, and let us learn more about programming and finding abnormalities in our data with Jun Auh, - two amazing Volunteers at Pink Programming.

Inspirational session: Sara’s Journey to Data Science!
Sara was a social science student with a background in NGO work when she discovered coding and statistics. Her journey to becoming a Data Scientist was a bumpy one, and in her talk she will share her struggles and learnings in order to hopefully inspire others to also dare take the step into tech.

Workshop: Spot the abnormal in your data.
During this workshop you will learn how to code anomaly detection with Jun Auh, Data scientist at Polestar! You'll learn core anomaly detection concepts, use cases, types, and build your own anomaly detector.

Language: Python
Level: Intermediate - It's helpful to know the basics of Python. Prior knowledge of machine learning is NOT required. And don’t worry if you’re not familiar with Python! We have awesome mentors who could help you out. And you should come and hang out with us and your fellow women, trans and non-binary anyway! Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions about the prerequisites.

Details and tickets below!

Pink Sundays are our popular coding events where women, transgender and non-binary people can meet up, code and network together!

All you need to know

When? November 20th, 13.00-17.00.

How? By grabbing a free ticket below.

Where? Queenslab, Västra Hamngatan 11, 411 17 Göteborg

Level of workshop: Intermediate - It's helpful to know the basics of Python. Prior knowledge of machine learning is NOT required. And don’t worry if you’re not familiar with Python! We have awesome mentors who could help you out. And you should come and hang out with us and your fellow women, trans and non-binary anyway! Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions about the prerequisites.

Preparations: Bring your laptop, and make sure you can access the google colab link before the event.

Contact: alma@pinkprogramming.se

Inspirational session and Workshop

Inspirational Panel
Sara Thiringer

Sara’s Journey to Data Science

Inspirational Panel

Sara Thiringer - Code Mentor & Camp Enthusiast at Pink Programming
Sara Thiringer works as a Data Scientist at Kognic, where she works with data quality in the field of autonomous vehicles at the Gothenburg scale-up Kognic. With an interdisciplinary background in political science, informatics and statistics, she is passionate about building fair and transparent machine learning models and include more people in the tech community.

Spot the abnormal in your data

Jun Auh - Code Mentor at Pink Programming
Immigrated from Korea, Jun has transitioned into data with no budget and previous experience in Sweden. Since the career transition, she’s been working with data from numerous angles - from consumer research to web analysis to natural language processing to extract the essence of customer behavior. Jun is passionate about demystifying and democratizing data. Outside of work, she likes to sniff different wines with jazz or take long hikes in nature.

During this workshop you will learn how to code anomaly detection with Jun Auh, Data scientist at Polestar! You´ll learn core anomaly detection concepts, use cases, types, and build our own anomaly detector.

Preparations:

Code language: Python

Level: Intermediate

Organized by Pink Programming

Pink Programming

alma@pinkprogramming.se

Pink Programming works for a gender equal tech industry. Our mission is to inspire more women, transgender and non binary people to discover coding and choose a career in IT, to support and boost those already working in the industry and also, to help companies to become more inclusive. Today we’re Sweden’s biggest non profit community for female developers.