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Emma Grasmeder


Main focus: Start coding on the right foot

Twitter handle: @emma_Gras

Website/blog: github.com/emmagras

Languages: English, German

City: Washington DC

Country: United States

Topics: test driven development, neo4j, object oriented programming, impostor syndrome, tdd, python, buddhism, experimental economics, natural language processing, machine learning, nlp, sklearn

Bio:

From the Washington DC area, I am a data scientist, and a director with Women Who Code. I help train software developers in many languages and frameworks, especially in the process of moving from beginner to professional developer.