Kari Santos is a seasoned software engineer with a background in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University. With over 20 years of experience in the field, Santos has worked on diverse projects ranging from digital communications technology to social media platforms like Facebook. She has also delved into the world of e-books and digital video production.
Apart from her technical expertise, Santos is also a dedicated social entrepreneur. Together with her family, she embarked on a year-long journey through Asia, dedicating a significant portion of their time to volunteering with NGOs in different countries. She is the founder of Code Wagon, a startup aimed at teaching computer programming to underrepresented groups in an engaging and accessible manner.
In addition to her practical work, Santos is actively involved in education. She has led the Girls on Fire computer science camp at the ATLAS Institute and pursued a master’s degree in Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICTD). Her research and contributions to the open source BlockyTalkyBLE platform at the ATLAS Laboratory for Playful Computation showcase her commitment to merging technology with social impact.
As a graduate of the University of Colorado Boulder, Santos continues to make strides in bridging the gap between technology and societal needs. Follow along for more updates on her innovative projects and endeavors.
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