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Alex Higuera

Senior Software Engineer, MIT

Alex Higuera is a seasoned Software Developer currently serving at New York University. With a strong educational background, Alex pursued studies in Electrical Engineering, Neuroscience, and Cultural Anthropology at esteemed institutions like Boston University College of Engineering and Stuyvesant High School. Alex also held roles in various reputable organizations such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, World Computer Exchange, NeuroTechX, and Cengage, among others. Alex's diverse professional experience includes positions ranging from Software Engineer to Co-Founder, showcasing a wide array of skills and expertise.

Highlights

Jul 12 · linkedin

Finally got to meet one of the winners of the international NeuroTechX Hackathon I judged last December, Tanvi Reddy, during yesterday's BrainMind, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and UNESCO event on the #Ethics of #Neurotechnology at the CIC (Cambridge Innovation Center).

Tanvi worked on Brainspace, an #EEG-based #BCI that detects suicide biomarkers and links to an app interface. Her team was the youngest to win at our hackathons. As a group of high school students, they won against 1,000+ engineers and #neurotech experts from 55+ countries, and competed against collegiate-level engineers from Oxford, Emory, Vanderbilt, Berkeley, Columbia, Rice, and UPenn. Very happy to have had to opportunity to meet her in person!

Finally got to meet one of the winners of the international NeuroTechX Hackathon I judged last Decem
Jun 26 · linkedin

Hello,

We are looking for a couple of coaches for another girls coding bootcamp that will be happening in Nigeria. It is being organized by Victoria Yorke, one of the participants in the first Nigerian coding bootcamp that happened a few years ago. You can learn more about her from our newsletter story here: https://lnkd.in/ewdFEQu5. Victoria has gone on to take some other online courses, and she has recruited 20 girls to participate in this new session which will begin July 6th.

This does not involve a big commitment of time. Coaches may attend an online kickoff session and then check their messages regularly on What’s App where the girls can send questions when they have any. The girls will be learning using the Khan Academy video, “Intro to HTML” (https://lnkd.in/exC3Zu5j). 

The kickoff session will be scheduled to include the coaches and most likely will occur on a morning for those in the US, since in Akure, Nigeria they are 5 hours ahead of the Eastern Standard zone and 8 hours ahead of PST. Please let me know if you might be interested and I'll direct you to the right person!

#girlsWhoCode

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Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States