Tech Ladies LA Meetup
The community you love - now IRL!
Join us for a night of thoughtful connections and inspirational programming with other women in tech who share your interests.
The networking will be low-pressure, the dress code is casual, and the vibes will be 🔥.
How to Join
Capacity for this event is limited. Please request an invite if you want to join us! Pro Members will be given priority, and we’ll share remaining invites on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Not in LA? Check out the Events Calendar to see when we’re coming to a city near you! (We also host virtual events.)
Event Sponsor
This event would not be possible without the support of our sponsor, Northeastern University.
Northeastern University’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences believes computer science is for everyone.
In addition to traditional, direct entry Master’s programs, the Align Master’s programs provide pathways to a Master’s degree in Computer Science, Data Science or Cybersecurity for people with nontechnical backgrounds.
About Tech Ladies
Tech Ladies is a worldwide community for women in tech with more than 120,000 members.
We provide resources and support for women in tech to learn, network, and grow their careers, including access to an exclusive job board, events, and networking opportunities. Join for free!
Our events are open to all genders. Please review our Code of Conduct.
About Our Speaker
Michelle Brenner (she/her) is a Senior Software Engineer with 14 years of experience. She started in engineering support and now leads large-scale development projects. A Philadelphia native who currently calls Los Angeles home, she is an art school graduate and a self-taught engineer.
During her career, she has enjoyed creating software to help others succeed, from artists to restaurateurs to fellow engineers. She uses her experience to advise on topics from technical to team building.
Michelle shares her engineering travails and techniques for career growth through speaking at over 30 conferences, being a podcast guest and host, and publishing in STMPE, 97 Things Every Cloud Engineer Should Know, and online at LeadDev, and OpenSource, with the hope others can learn from her challenges.