Building
A selective record of projects, programs, and community work. I care about what gets made, but also why it should exist, who it serves, and what it makes possible next.
Featured project
Data work is most useful when it helps people make better decisions. This project turned that idea into a practical strategy for PythonPH.
I developed a roadmap for data-driven decision-making, including how information could be used and managed across the organization.
The work connected technical possibilities with the everyday decisions that help a community stay useful and sustainable.
Selected projects
Projects that turn practical problems into tools, insights, and platforms other people can use.
A landing page directory for PyCon events across Asia, giving people one place to find regional conferences and event information.
Visit pycon.asia
A Python tool that generates PDF attendance certificates and emails them from a CSV. It has been used annually to distribute certificates to hundreds of attendees.
View the code
An attendee analysis and visual report created to help a nonprofit grants committee understand the event and inform funding decisions.
View the report
I analyzed attendee data with Python, Pandas, Matplotlib, and Seaborn, then turned the findings into a visual report for planning and stakeholder conversations.
The goal was not just to produce charts. It was to make the event easier to understand and improve the next one.
View the reportProject details and visuals will be added as the work takes shape.
People and communities
The most meaningful outcomes are often people taking what they learned and carrying it somewhere new.
A space for volunteers to learn by doing, take on real responsibility, and grow into organizers and community leaders. Some of those volunteers now run PythonPH themselves.
Visit Kaizend.org
Through PyLadies Manila and workshops such as Django Girls Manila, I helped create welcoming entry points for women learning technology.
Visit PyLadies ManilaAs Program Coordinator, I help shape open, people-centered systems that make government services more inclusive and accessible.
Explore TRLTalks & workshops
Conversations about building communities, growing leaders, and making technology more human. Usually with more questions than conclusions.
Recognition
I’m grateful for these recognitions because they reflect work shared with volunteers, organizers, and the wider Python community in the Philippines.