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Mentors & Experts
Mentoring is best described as an educational process when mentors share knowledge with the purpose of surfacing potential in their protégés.
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Matīss Priedīts. Risk Data Management Team Lead. Luminor Group
Matīss Priedīts
Risk Data Management Team Lead
Luminor Group
Expert in data analysis and business intelligence with strong mathematics and statistics theory. I am used to fast paced and ever-changing environments.
Very experienced SAS, SQL, SAP BO, KNIME, Microsoft Excel, Jira, Confluence user. Good at filling gaps between IT and business people. -
Erika Maslauskaitė. Chief Commercial Officer. Nikulipe
Erika Maslauskaitė
Chief Commercial Officer
Nikulipe
She has over ten years of experience in digital transformation, business development, brand strategy, and communications. Her passion for celebrating innovation is known in the industry through her work in tech, product development, and media industries. Currently, she is acting as CCO of the Fintech Company Nikulipe with a focus on alternative payment methods. Erika is also an active part of the Lithuanian tech community, namely as the ambassador at the WomenGoTech mentorship initiative, where she aims to inspire budding tech professionals and entrepreneurs. She is also the co-Founder of mobile software development company deverium and LOGIN Tech Festival – the largest innovation gathering in the Baltics.
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Dmitrij Berlinskij. User Experience Designer. Samesystem
Dmitrij Berlinskij
User Experience Designer
Samesystem
My mission is to help out company owners and business managers to develop strong online brand experience and powerful products by applying design thinking. Although my main focus is UX and product design, great things are achieved together. That’s why everything that relates to people facilitation, peer to peer reviews, management, feedback, workshops is deeply important to me. My love for design does not end with aesthetics (Which I love to stay hands-on). I am led by conversion data, consumer insights, and psychology. It is important to discover reasons in Qualitative and Quantitative research before we start to design.
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Rita Paškevičiūtė. Department manager. SEB BANK
Rita Paškevičiūtė
Department manager
SEB BANK
I am a Senior IT Executive with 20+ years of experience in delivering enterprise-level initiatives, building and leading high performing teams and developing business. I have wide-ranging technology leadership experience and good understanding of diverse business domains. I am a self-confessed data evangelist, a true believer in the power of data to transform a business.
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Sigita Jurkynaitė. Director of CyberSOC. NRD Cyber Security
Sigita Jurkynaitė
Director of CyberSOC
NRD Cyber Security
I am currently leading the CyberSOC team at NRD Cyber Security in Lithuania. I have international experience in cybersecurity project management, coordination of expert communities and training, having previously worked at GÉANT, Europe’s leading collaboration on e-infrastructure and services for research and education, where I managed multi million euro projects, coordinated information security community activities, led Special Interest Groups, and organised cyber security trainings in Europe and Asian countries.
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Greta Petrošiūtė. Head of Risk Insights. Luminor Group
Greta Petrošiūtė
Head of Risk Insights
Luminor Group
Greta is ESG BI Product at Luminor Group, where she is leading a team that delivers data and analytics for ESG related activities across the bank e.g. implementation of ESG and climate related regulations, climate risk management, sustainability reporting and others. Additionally, Greta is a co-founder at co-here consulting, providing organizations processes for sustainable transformation. She has a background in risk, financial performance management and strategy execution. Greta holds a Master’s degree in Finance and Banking from Birkbeck, University of London and Bachelor from Aarhus University in Denmark. She is also a co-founder and former president of Lithuanian Professionals in Copenhagen club. Greta is looking to help explore different career choices especially related to data and analytics, business analysis, sustainability, reporting.
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Jevgenij Kiseliov. Chief Product Officer. Axioma Metering
Jevgenij Kiseliov
Chief Product Officer
Axioma Metering
I have wide experience in business development and operational management at engineering
companies. In last two years I have had a chance to expanding my knowledge in product
management and currently responsible for full product portfolio and new product development.
I believe that simplicity and clarity both in design and in processes lead to greater results. My
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Gintarė Radžiūnė. IT Business Analyst. Telia Lietuva
Gintarė Radžiūnė
IT Business Analyst
Telia Lietuva
I have changed career from customer service to IT. Started from the most basic IT position and travelled through several positions to be where I am now, happy and eager to share the story with others. I am open minded, creative and always eager to learn. I work closely with stakeholders, conduct workshops/demos, gather requirements, etc. Working with Scrum/SAFe frameworks.
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Gert Lõhmus. Data and Business Intelligence professional. Luminor Group
Gert Lõhmus
Data and Business Intelligence professional
Luminor Group
I have over 5 years of experience working with data and with financial services. I connect business and data to improve the products and services for customers and build data driven organisations.
However, my strongest skill is building highly efficient teams. With my refined skill set, I create a collaborative environment and bring a customer-centric atmosphere that enables teams to innovate and thrive. Always being hands on and together with the team solving the challenges.
My never slowing intellectual curiosity has made me a lifelong learner. I am always learning to gain new perspective, whether it is a new language, dancing, cooking or NLP. I take every challenge as an opportunity to prove that Mission Impossible is just a movie title.
My specialties: + Building and leading high-performance teams + Data Strategy/Roadmap + Business Storytelling + Transformation to Data-Driven Organisation + Data Business Designer +Growing/Advising Start-Up Organisations.
If you’re interested in grabbing coffee and talking (or hearing how data can change every product), please reach out.
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Gerda Aleksandravičiūtė-Peckaitienė. Engineering Manager. Mambu
Gerda Aleksandravičiūtė-Peckaitienė
Engineering Manager
Mambu
Nice to e-meet you! I’m an engineering manager in Mambu. During my 8-years career, I had a chance to wear multiple hats, including project, business operations and people management. My mission to encourage women to join the tech world started in Palestine back in 2017. I’m still on that mission.
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Felix Andresen. Head of Risk Data & Analytics. Luminor Group
Felix Andresen
Head of Risk Data & Analytics
Luminor Group
Felix is leading Luminor’s modelling and analytics teams within the Risk Division and has over 12 years of experience in the financial industry. Prior to joining Luminor, Felix was a Vice President at BlackRock’s Financial Markets Advisory Group, advising banks, central banks, and governments. He originally started his career in M&A for Deloitte and holds a Master in Quantitative Finance, an MBA, and a Diploma in International Economics.
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Evelina Kazina. Business Analyst. Genius Sports
Evelina Kazina
Business Analyst
Genius Sports
I have over 8 years of professional experience and after majoring in finance, have landed in IT! The world of IT caught my eye because I like the newest technologies and being part of it – “work smart, not hard” is a great moto that represents the magical world of Technologies.
I strongly believe that continuous learning makes a difference in both professional and personal life. Thus, for my learning, I put a great deal of effort into development and improvement. In 2018 I have also finished programme “Leader as a coach” approved by ICF (International Coach Federation). Coaching principles and values I do use in my career, daily life and in communication with Teams/ Collegues/ Clients and will definitely will use with mentees. My goal as a mentor is to help others like me to find their way in the world of Technologies.
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Egidijus Skrodenis. Business development manager. NormallS Tech
Egidijus Skrodenis
Business development manager
NormallS Tech
During my career I developed, structured, managed and implemented various scale projects and products: from infrastructure projects, such VIA Baltica highway to Public transport management platform (software).
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Edgars Burtnieks. Frontend Developer. Printful
Edgars Burtnieks
Frontend Developer
Printful
When creating something new, I try to participate and be in the loop throughout the whole process – analyzing and research, design, prototyping, development, testing. To at least understand what goes into each step of the process, goes a long way. Collaboration for the win! My expertise is being juggled between design and front end development. I have high attention to details and usually provide more than one option. My main focus is set on clean and consistent code, overall workflow, using best practices, design systems, accessibility. And yes, all that is possible while having fun and listening to music!
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D Brandt. Tech Lead (Back-End). Develop Diverse
D. Brandt
Tech Lead (Back-End)
Develop Diverse
I want to make the world a better place through technology. Also, I love wind turbines! Professionally, I have been a back-end developer for 5 years, working in both Java and Python. Since I have worked in start-ups exclusively, I have extended knowledge about and experience with how to connect with front-end, internal processes, etc. I also have of experience with software architecture, databases, servers, and leading the entire product development.
I have been a mentor in Women in Tech Denmark this year (beginning of 2021), where I had a peer that was rolling out her educational UX-tech platform. Currently, I am a mentor in an organization (Paper Airplanes) that teaches Python to women in conflict areas. I have 3 mentees that I assist on a weekly (minimum) basis.
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Daniil Titkov. Software Engineer for Sovereign Clouds. Microsoft
Daniil Titkov
Software Engineer for Sovereign Clouds
Microsoft
Dad, tech professional, software engineer, and software Architect. Over ten years of experience in building software, leading brave destiny-mates engineers to battle with challenges and trying to develop life-changing-systems with the help of technology. Always looking for ways to self-educate, to learn new ways of walking the same road, and to understand the un-understandable.
Spent 1 year as part of Sorcery for Kids. Teaching the little ones engineering fundamentals. Spent more than 4 years as a tech coach to Fortune 150 companies around the world. Currently acting as a facilitator in resolving blocker to my colleagues around the organization through coaching practices. Moto: Never give up. Fate loves purposefulness.
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Dainius Šablinskas. Cloud engineer. Macaw
Dainius Šablinskas
Cloud engineer
Macaw
Valuable experience gained working in big international companies like Barclays, Danske Bank or Macaw.
I currently work in the IT/Cloud sector but I also have experience in scripting/developing in .NET framewrok.
I am mostly working with tech such as Powershell, C#, Azure, DevOps, MSSQL.
Clicking keyboard is safe so after work I love to compensate it with dangerous stuff like skiing, wakeboarding, kiting, knitting, parachuting, cycling, cat angering.
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Aušra Dilijonaitė. Senior Manager. PwC Norway
Aušra Dilijonaitė
Senior Manager
PwC Norway
I am a cybersecurity and risk professional with focus on strategy and transformation, implementation of information security management systems, risk management, cloud and operational security. Over the last 15 years, I’ve worked as an auditor, SOC analyst, consultant and manager on varied size projects in different industries. I’m also a co-author of the book “Digital Forensics”. As a mentor, I hope to share my knowledge and experience, give back to the community and contribute to increasing diversity in the field. I enjoy helping others to find their place or a path in cybersecurity.
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Aurelija Petkevičiūtė. Front-end Developer. IBM
Aurelija Petkevičiūtė
Front-end Developer
IBM
I am a front-end developer with a quite extraordinary career path. I started by finishing medicine and got a medical doctor degree. Then I thought: “Oops! Wrong degree” and switched to software engineering. My career as a developer began in the back-end with C#, .NET. However, love for the front-end took over. Currently I am working with React, even though my tech stack is not limited by this library. I believe that developers should not stick to only one technology, because it comes and goes. Good logical thinking and understanding of the basics help quickly adopt new stuff and keep up with an industry.
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Arūnas Stankevičius. Engineering manager. Kesko Senukai Digital
Arūnas Stankevičius
Engineering manager
Kesko Senukai Digital
Engineering manager with several years of professional experience. I am a person who likes to learn new technologies and solve the most complex problems with my current knowledge, experience, and creativity. Always eager to learn something new and share my experience and knowledge with others.
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Artūras Stifanovičius. Tech Lead, Xamarin Developer. Visma Lietuva
Artūras Stifanovičius
Tech Lead, Xamarin Developer
Visma Lietuva
I would describe myself as a .NET developer and have been working on various technologies for WEB, Desktop and Apps. Currently I am working as a team and project lead in one of the best [measured by fun atmosphere] and strongest [technically] teams you can find in Vilnius. I believe that everything can be achieved when revisiting your goals on the go and renewing your plan. I guess this can apply not only to the constantly changing technology world, but in any field. That’s why I always follow this simple credo: “Prepare for the worst, expect the best and take what comes”. I hope you will follow it as well.
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Andrea Coifman. Senior Data Scientist. CLOUDEON
Andrea Coifman
Senior Data Scientist
CLOUDEON
I come from a very diverse background! I have experience in Machine Learning, Software Engineering and Data Science from different countries: Spain, Denmark, Sweden and now Lithuania! I currently work in the IT/Cloud sector but I also have experience in the BI sector and consumer electronics. I am mostly working with tech such as Python, C++ and Azure, and I have just recently finished a Leadership programme in LSE, which I would like to use to mentor girls on how to negotiate promotions.
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Agnė Kelminskienė. Agile Coach. Revel Systems
Agnė Kelminskienė
Agile Coach
Revel Systems
I believe that there are no non-transferable skills. In the last five years, I changed my profession three times. From communication expert to product analyst, to agile coach and manager. I understood how finding synergies between different people and organizations can be as valuable as having deep knowledge in one field. Working with a team requires complementary talent and a different background or unique experience is a way to gain it. But many times you need a perspective to see the value you can bring. And this is where the mentorship shines!
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Justina Balčaitytė. Head of UX/UI. Adeo Web
Justina Balčaitytė
Head of UX/UI
Adeo Web
UX/UI designer with a laser focus on creating data-based solutions that convert. Obsessed about making things align. Currently creating silky-smooth eCommerce experiences for large scale projects at Adeo Web.
What is Mentoring?
There are many talented people left without professional support, which often results in loss of motivation. Mentors make sure that doesn’t happen!
Mentoring is best described as an educational process when mentors share knowledge with the purpose of surfacing potential in their protégés.
Mentors are not school teachers. They’re voluntary professionals that are motivated to pass on knowledge and contribute to Women Go Tech’s talent pool.
The process is based on guidance. Mentoring only serves as a vehicle towards self-realization.
The beauty of the Women Go Tech Acceleration program is that it’s a two-way learning experience, meaning that both parties will gain invaluable knowledge.