HANNAH
APUAN

about me

Hi there. I am currently a fullstack software engineer at SendGrid, a communications infrastructure company. As a minority in the tech field, I highly value diversity and inclusion.
I recently graduated in three years (2014-2017) from the University of Denver with a BS in Computer Science and minors in Mathematics and German Language & Literature.
In my free time, I enjoy artistic endeavours such as drawing and painting. You can find my artistic portfolio here.

experience

See my LinkedIn or Resume for the most up-to-date and detailed career experience.
SendGrid
Skills: Golang, AWS (DynamoDB, SQS, S3, API Gateway, Lambda functions, AWS Golang SDK), REST Architecture, Microservice Architecture, Buildkite, Terraform, ReactJS, Redux, Docker, Jenkins, JSX, Nginx, MVC, Typescript, Optimizely
Level3 Communications now CenturyLink
Skills: QL Server, OracleDB, Python, R, ODBC, Tableau, Batch Scripting
Forsythe Security Solutions now Sirius Computer Solutions
Skills: Cassandra, CQL, CentOS, Apache Nifi, Nginx, Spring Cloud Dataflow, ApacheMQ
University of Denver Academic Services
Skills: Algorithms and Data Structures, Discrete Mathematics, Procedural Programming, and Beginner Calculus through Calculus 3

volunteering

Mentor at Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science at DU
Nov 2018
Mentored at the "Mentor for a Moment" event with the University of Denver Ritchie School Engineering and Computer Science Department where I helped over 60 current undergraduate and graduate engineering students with career and academia mentorship advice.
Women in Tech Panelist At HackCU
Feb 2018
Speaking on a panel to attendees of HackCU, Rocky Mountain Region's largest collegiate hackathon held at the University of Colorado Boulder, about being a women in tech.
Keynote Speaker at ChickTech
Jan 2018
Keynote speaker at the inaugural event for the Denver chapter to empower underprivileged female highschoolers to STEM fields, particularly tech.
Women in Tech Panelist at WCET
Oct 2017
Spoke to higher-education instructors at the WICHE Cooperative for Educational Technologies Conference on how to approach the disparity of women in tech on a panel with two other girls, sponsored by the National Center for Women in Information Technology.