June 7-11
Pooja
Rangarajan
Project Manager and Software Developer
"Renovating Your Approach as a Techie"
Unite 100 000 Women in Tech to Drive Change with Purpose and Impact.
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Session: Renovating Your Approach as a Techie
Be it the tech industry or any situation from our day to day life, women bring in a different mindset and approach while solving challenges or opportunities at hand. Getting a chance to work with some of the latest fascinating technologies like Augmented Reality, Virtual reality and AI, compliments the creative concept development process women bring. This is essential for the development and success of an application. The level of emotional intelligence in women can help decipher the need of the market effectively. The key is also to keep being curious and inquisitive. Unquenchable curiosity could take us a long way.This recording is not available yet.
Bio: Pooja Rangarajan
Pooja RangarajanProject Manager & Software Developer @ Volkswagen AG
Born in Pune, India, Pooja came to Germany for her Master studies in 2015. Immediately after her studies, she joined the Virtual Engineering Lab, Volkswagen AG as a Software Developer. She believes in technical creativity along with perseverance to push projects that could potentially have a huge impact in the future. Her domain of work focuses on working with the latest technologies like Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality and Artificial Intelligence solutions for the technical development and other departments in the automotive industry.
In addition, Pooja is also a strong believer in trying to drive sustainable solutions and work towards technologically environmental friendly projects and solutions mainly in the mobility domain. In her free time, she indulges herself in Indian classical dance and travelling.
