How to Influence Change in Engineering Teams
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Intuit Senior Software Engineers Katie Levy and Shelby Cohen are passionate about encouraging a positive learning culture for engineers to do the best work of their lives. Whether it is Android development, server-side development, functional programming, or developing full web applications...
Intuit Senior Software Engineers Katie Levy and Shelby Cohen are passionate about encouraging a positive learning culture for engineers to do the best work of their lives. Whether it is Android development, server-side development, functional programming, or developing full web applications in Kotlin, they are fiercely dedicated to continuous learning and professional development, as engineers and employees. During this chat, Katie and Shelby will dive into their strategies for building productive and collaborative engineering teams, and share what they've learned from the company’s recent transition to a virtual work environment.
In this chat Katie and Shelby want you to learn...
- How to make your voice heard in an established engineering organization
- How to create a positive team culture from anywhere
- Tips for leveling-up your engineering career & resources to help you grow
- Tricks for increasing productivity from home
Meet The Speakers
Katie Levy works at Intuit as a Senior Software Engineer on the backend services and platform for TurboTax. Previously, she worked on Intuit’s mobile team developing the TurboTax and TaxCaster Android applications. Originally from Seattle, Katie made her way to California and graduated from the University of San Diego, majoring in Computer Science. You can find her on Twitter @klevy110
Shelby is a Senior Software Engineer currently working on developing UI components and tooling for Native Mobile Applications at Intuit. She previously worked on back-end services in Kotlin and Java in the Developer Productivity Organization, leading cross-division engineering efforts to allow seamless development and testing of products at Intuit, such as TurboTax, Mint, and QuickBooks. You can find her on Twitter @shelbyc0hen
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