In preparation
Jessica is a startup founder, open source developer and Engineering Director at Dropbox. She was a member of the PSF Board of Directors (2012-2014) as well as PyCon 2016 Diversity Chair. Jessica is passionate about diversity - she was a mentor for Google Summer of Code and GNOME Outreach Program for Women, as well as the organizer for Boston Python, which is the largest Python user group in the world. She speaks about all things Python, from Python sandbox to open source contributions and community outreach.
Michal Bejger is an astrophysicist at the Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw. He's interested in modelling and observing neutron stars (which are extremely dense remainders of supernovae's explosions), black holes and calculations in the general theory of relativity. Michal takes part in data analysis in the LIGO/Virgo project about gravitational waves' detection.
Nicholas is a classically trained musician, philosophy graduate, teacher, writer and software developer. He's just like this biography: concise, honest and full of useful information.
Kasia Jachim is a Software Engineer, Tools and Infrastructure (formerly known as Software Engineer in Test) at Google. She is interested in testing, code health and software quality.
Łukasz Langa is a dad who plays the piano, rides bicycles, records glitchy ambient music, and breaks Python. In his free time he’s working on Python efficiency at Facebook, spreading the gospel of type hinting, static analysis, and asyncio. 2016 is the year of Python 3 on the server!
A bit too late as we have closed Call for Proposals. But wait! If you think you have a really awesome topic that will knock us to the ground then please go to Call for Proposals form - we still might consider it and include in the agenda. Alternatively you can convince your company to pick Gold or Platinum sponsor package and have guaranteed place in agenda.
