Pavore9:
They are few. From the family setting, how many of our sisters and daughters are being nudged towards that direction?

why must they be nudged.they are not interested in your feminist agenda

[Oh Sorry brother,am a female engineer too....quote author=wunmi590 post=65990436]


i am a guy, and what they need is female, but then the director is not around yet to give a go ahead now to recruit or the position.[/quote]

hakeem4:
do you stay in lagos?

Yes

Eaugusta:

Do u train? If yes where is your location?

Yes, lagos.

Eaugusta:

I discovered I have interest in software engineering after I have really gone far in studying mechanical engineering. I still want to do software engineering but kinda confuse where to start from; I am really a fast learner, will be glad if you can be of help. Please reply via email - ehiheboloaugustar@gmail.com

there's also Andela, if you are interested in something that would challenge you and make you grow faster than you thought possible. Getting in is difficult (I must warn), but not impossible. Going through their homestudy is a good place to start learning to write code.

>>>print(f'Hello guys! {name} in da building')

wunmi590:
Honestly i have been asking myself his question too,
I work in an international I.T company, as an admin officer, and truth be told, no female in our software department to complement these gurus, i think women should also be found in these profession in Nigeria.


If i can get some of the females, i would make sure i recommend them to my director, when he comes back from his travelling from our office in US and U.K

If you're really serious. I'm really interested in the recommendation

damzy88:
Sent you a pm.

Replied u

frob0genius:


If you're really serious. I'm really interested in the recommendation

sorry for the late response, you can send your cv to career@telvida.com, i will liase with the HR on your cv, and when my director comes back from our branch in UK and US, i would let im know, provided you are good and you can convince him when he agree to meet with you for interview.

but i will still put you in mind, and you can be stocking me on nairaland, so as not to forget, because my director is not coming back until like june.

frob0genius:


If you're really serious. I'm really interested in the recommendation

I just spoke with the head of software engineer in my coy, so he request for your number, you can send me your phone number, i dont want to give you his email, so as not to flood it with cv

yorex2011:
Are they here? Will like to have a few female coder/programmer friends

Heard they are Women of Class (pun intended)

Anyways, won't mind interfacing with a few (another pun intended)

Comments are welcome

Console.log('Hello, World! ') ;

Ejiod:
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In 2 firms I've worked with I haven't seen ladies write code and it's so painful the ways most our ladies have been configured to think .I only wish I see one

Your smiley face assures that your code doesn't work.

Eaugusta:

I discovered I have interest in software engineering after I have really gone far in studying mechanical engineering. I still want to do software engineering but kinda confuse where to start from; I am really a fast learner, will be glad if you can be of help. Please reply via email - ehiheboloaugustar@gmail.com

I know that our internet service monthly data allotments here in Nigeria stuck. I would suggest coursera.org

You must ask yourself though what you want to do in this field. There are a plethora of paths that you can follow.

With your background in mechanical engineering, you should do fine.