Rainu Ittycheriah, a local software developer representing Nashville Software School and Girl Geek Dinner at TechUP, discusses her experience on the diversity panel and the kaleidoscope of perspectives presented.

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Rainu Ittycheriah at TechUP Nashville 2016

Matt Crook graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 38.

Previous to becoming a software engineer, I was involved on the technical side of the Music Business for 5 years in roles including project management, data analytics, and development. I have had the pleasure for the last three years of working on a nationally recognized team for innovation and being on the cutting edge of technology in the Music Business. I am self-motivated, productive, accomplished individual with a dedication to working towards ambitions.

Matt Crook - Web Development

Find out what it takes to start a career in software development, data analytics, data science, or UI/UX design from those who made the leap. Hear from musicians, veterans, single-moms, teachers, bartenders, postdocs, warehouse workers, and more - all graduates of Nashville Software School (NSS) - as they discuss their transition to tech and their capstone projects presented at Demo Day. Founded in 2012, NSS is a flourishing community of over one thousand alumni, active students, and a team of dedicated instructors all working together to grow and learn their craft. As a non-profit, NSS is committed to growing diversity in tech by creating opportunities for under-represented groups in these fields. Learn more at nashvillesoftwareschool.com.

Matt Crook - Web Development

Nashville Software School

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