About
πββοΈ Hi, I'm Eleftheria, Community Manager at CrabNebula.
I have a coding background (mainly front-end) and I'm interested in UX research. I'm passionate about public speaking and sharing.
Random Facts
- I like funky rock music π€
- I have a strong sweet tooth π«
- I want to travel around the world π
- I enjoy going to the gym or walking in nature π
- If I have to wait in a long queue, I'll play the sudoku π§©
Born and raised in Greece!
Currently
Except for my work at Hashnode, I create content on Twitter, I like writing articles and creating videos. I mentor code newbies and aspiring developers.
Past
I used to work as a mobile developer (JavaScript, AngularJs and Kotlin/Java). My freelancing jobs used to be mostly in the field of UX and UI.
Studies
I majored in Informatics and Telecommunications of Engineering from the University of Western Macedonia in Greece and continue my studies with a master's in Graphical Art and Multimedia from the Hellenic Open University.
Public Speaking
Sometimes I speak at tech conferences! At first, it can be quite nerve-racking, but after you meet a few people, you forget your worries and start having fun.
Here is an ~unfinished~ list of the conferences I have participated in as a speaker:
- NDC London in UK
- Build Stuff in Lithuania
- Devvox Cluj Napoca - in Romania
- Init2022 - in Boznia Herzegovina
- Devvox Thessaloniki in Greece
- JS World in the Netherlands
- CityJs Athens in Greece
- BeJs in Belgium
- NDC Porto in Portugal
- Jsday in Italy
- ConFrontJs22 in Poland
- NDC Oslo21 in Norway
- Angular-Up in Israel
- InfoShiftBip in Croatia
- PyOdessa in Ukraine
- Covalence in San Francisco
- Confrontjs in Poland
- Devops Unicorns in Latvia
- CFCamp in Germany
- Letβs test in South Africa
- PyWebConf in Germany
- AppForum, Zebra in Poland
- codegarden18 in Denmark
- UUDF in the Netherlands
Useful Links π:
- Here are all my links
- Here is how you can directly have a coffee chat with me or ask any questions
- LinkedIn ~ Twitter ~ Instagram ~ YouTube
Thank you for stopping by π