People Behind the Keyboard

“Should I stay, or should I go?”

Natalia Błaszczyk, Product Designer

“It was scary. I felt like I had the entire company’s reputation in my hands.”

“I believe I’m helping developers not go berserk.”

“I understood that what I most enjoyed was watching people’s lives changing.”

“This time, when it was time to run, I didn’t.”

“I’m a tech guy. There are things that just don’t change.”

David Nunes, Head of Architecture

“It could go really well or really wrong. The result was up to me. ”

João Amorim, Software Engineer

Changing Children’s Lives With Less Code

Nic Ladas, Software Engineer and volunteer

Views from the Web Summit: What Do You Do All Day

From Keyboard to Mouse: a Developer’s Journey

David Epps, Solution Architect at Atos

“The choices I made in college changed my destiny.”

“Code or No Code: That Is the Question. I Have a Tattoo With the Answer.”

Pixels Camp Edition

Because we heard there would be an hackathon

“There was only one thing I was sure of: I didn’t want to walk this road alone.”

“I’m known as the Agile Guy.”

Sameer Bendre, Engagement Manager

“You cannot build an application that doesn’t influence people, so, who are you?”

“I guess you can say I’m a hackathon enthusiast.”

“I was the kid who wanted to change the world. Today, I’m a full-stack developer.”

“My passion has always been soccer, how did I end up in software?”

“I was a COBOL developer climbing my way up to be a Mobile rockstar.”

“Some say I joined the dark side again, I say the fun has just begun.”

“Some people dream of doing something else, something different. I don’t.”

“Every weekend I would drive five hours to go home. I won’t say it was easy. I won’t say I got used to it.”

“I want to buy land and build a hippie community.”