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About Me 👩💻

Nnenna Ndukwe
Hacking life as a Developer Advocate in Boston, passionate about learning in public.
9 years ago, I began teaching myself how to code while working as a tanning consultant. Now, I give back to the tech community through technical content creation, mentorship, and philanthropy.
I write code, build community, create content, develop strategies, and execute them. Then, I share my process with the tech community.
I'm enthusiastic and optimistic about AI and DevOps. I've worked as a software engineer in med tech, fintech, and media tech. I Studied Computer Science at Boston University and am a Resilient Coders alum.
I’m a 2019 Google Women Techmakers Scholar, National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Boston 2018 “Engineer of the Year” award winner, and an international speaker.
I currently have a newsletter on LinkedIn called The Career Compiler! 🎊
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Code Things 💻️
Features & Collaborations 🤝
Books I’m Currently Reading! 📖
AI Engineering by Chip Huyen
Generative AI on Google Cloud with LangChain by Leonid Kuligin
Build a Large Language Model (from Scratch) by Sebastian Raschka
Infrastructure as Code, Patterns and Practices by Rosemary Wang
Irreducible by Federico Faggin
Organizations & Communities I’m Active In 🛠️
Women Defining AI
Women x AI
Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council (MTLC)
Tech Ladies
Developer Marketing Alliance
Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)
Open Source Security Foundation
Cyber Women of Boston
BlackRel
DevRel Collective
Open Data Science Global
Women Who Code Boston
Boston AI User Group
East Coast vLLM Meetup
Hobbies ✈️
In my free time, you can find me reading, writing, traveling, volunteering, and spending quality time with loved ones (which includes my chubby cat, Pippin). Oh, and doing Pilates. Everyday. 🧘♀️
You can find me on most social platforms as @nnennahacks.