Join Google Developers Group for a workshop on creating scheduling applications led by Amanda Hinchman-Dominguez, Software Engineer at Yello. Bring a laptop if you can!
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Join Google Developers Group for a workshop on creating scheduling applications led by Amanda Hinchman-Dominguez, Software Engineer at Yello. Bring a laptop if you can!
Speaker/Panelist Information:
Amanda Hinchman-Dominguez, Software Engineer at Yello, is a Grinnell '17 alum from the sunny state of Florida. Merely at the beginning but specializes in UI development producing large-scale projects in sales enablement. Experienced in data-driven development and analysis in social inquiry, native, web, and Android development. More notably a sculpture artist.
