About me

Hello, I’m Nnenna.

Nnenna Ndukwe in a black turtleneck against a warm tan backdrop

I’m a software developer, applied AI researcher, and AI community builder. I lead Developer Relations at Qodo and have worked as a software engineer in med tech, fintech, and media tech over the past decade.

I write code, build community, create content, develop strategies, and share my process with the tech community.

I studied Computer Science at Boston University and I’m a Resilient Coders alum. I’m a 2019 Google Women Techmakers Scholar and the National Society of Black Engineers Boston 2018 Engineer of the Year award recipient.

I’m also an international speaker and co-host of The Agentic Review. You can find me on most social platforms as @nnennahacks.

Outside of work, I’m usually reading, writing, traveling, volunteering, doing Pilates, or spending time with loved ones, including my cat, Pippin.

Curiosity has always been the thread.

I started learning to code between customer-service duties at a tanning salon in Houston. That path took me to Boston, Resilient Coders, fintech, and four years of software engineering at O’Reilly Media.

Hear my story on DevJourney ↗