Latina Geeks

#LatinaGeeks partnered with Autodesk again on Sept 27th for the workshop: “Intro to Product Design with Tinkercad”. Our workshop featured Maria Lamas from Autodesk as moderator and our excellent and knowledgeable instructor Guillermo Melantoni, who introduced us to the exciting world of Tinkercad. Here are some of the takeaways from our workshop: 👩🏽‍💻 No experience is required to get started with Tinkercad! You don’t need to be an engineer or a math expert to start using Tinkercad.

#LatinaGeeks partnered with Intuit on Saturday, September 23rd, to host a Professional Growth Workshop that featured an insightful panel discussion and a hands-on workshop. The event was an opportunity for attendees to explore personal branding and gain valuable insights into the Intuit hiring process and job resiliency. The day began with a continental breakfast provided by local San Diego bakery, Nutmeg.

#LatinaGeeks partnered with Autodesk on August 2nd for an insightful and inspiring panel “Breaking Barriers: Empowering Women in Engineering.” Our Empowering Women in Engineering Panel featured Maria Lamas from Autodesk as moderator and 4 incredibly inspiring women who shared their career journeys and experiences with the community! Here are some of the highlights from our lovely panel Q&A: “I always felt that I didn’t belong with my peers and didn’t fit the mold.

The #LatinaGeeks Los Angeles Chapter partnered with Microsoft for our first in-person event of 2023: “Cybersecurity + AI Fundamentals”. Our instructor Brian Santacruz kicked off our event after breakfast with a comprehensive overview of cybersecurity and its importance in today’s industries. Raymond Nassar finished off the day after lunch with an exciting discussion on Generative AI and what the future of AI looks like.

#LatinaGeeks partnered once again with SoCalGas and SDG&E on November 11th for an engaging presentation: “Pathways to Success: Unveiling Opportunities with SDG&E and SoCalGas.” Information Technology is made up of a variety of departments that help ensure the day-to-day technological success of all SDG&E and SoCalGas operating groups.

#LatinaGeeks partnered with WGU on November 30th for a discussion in Navigating the World of Data Analytics, in which Shealan Pream unveiled essential aspects of this dynamic field. The workshop underscored the indispensable role of data analytics in modern decision-making, emphasizing its influence on leadership and communication.

#LatinaGeeks recently collaborated with Intuit for an enlightening workshop on mastering the technical interview process to empower software engineers to excel in their job search journey. Hosted by our very own San Diego Chapter, the workshop provided invaluable insights and strategies shared by experts from Intuit’s team. Damion Wright, Intuit’s Global DEI and talent programs leader, set the stage with an introduction emphasizing Intuit’s commitment to equity and values.

In a time when visibility, authenticity, and meaningful engagement matter more than ever, sponsoring the LatinaGeeks Women in Tech Festival – Juntas We Rise offers more than just brand exposure—it’s a chance to be part of something truly impactful.

The 2025 LatinaGeeks Women in Tech Festival – Juntas We Rise is more than a tech conference—it’s a celebration of sisterhood, innovation, and the unstoppable power of Latinas in technology and entrepreneurship. Whether you’re just starting your journey or you’re a seasoned professional looking to connect with like-minded changemakers, this festival is built for you. Here are 5 reasons why you don’t want to miss it on November 15, 2025 in San Diego: 1.

Are you a passionate leader, technologist, innovator, or entrepreneur with a story to tell or a lesson to teach? This is your moment. We’re now accepting speaker applications for the 2025 LatinaGeeks Women in Tech Festival – Juntas We Rise, happening on November 15 in San Diego—and we’re looking for changemakers ready to inspire, empower, and lead from the stage. Why Speak at LatinaGeeks?