Tech I/O'22
November 12, 2022 | 9:00AM IST
Auditorium, 'C' Building, JSPM's RSCOE, Pune
Tech I/O'22
Tech I/O is a significant event driven by Google Developer Student Clubs of JSPM's Rajarshi Shahu College of Engineering, Tathawade, Pune. Administrator of Tech I/O are the group of passionate leaders, associates and coordinators who shows an interest in growing as a developer constructing peer-to-peer learning among individuals with an objective to Connect, Learn and Grow. Building solutions for local problems, nurturing the future developer, commencing expert sessions and delivering technical talks, Tech I/O'22 aims to convey top-notch forum involving some of the skilled "Alpha Geek" personalities across India.
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Amazing Speakers @Tech I/O'22
Speakers at Tech I/O are prominent people mainly Youtube Content Creator proficient in their own domain. The Orator at Tech I/O are having scope of experiences in instructing and coaching on various fields of technology accompanying professionalism, sophistication and savoir faire.
Md Fraz
Software Engineer @Google | Ex.SDE @Cult.fit | Ex.Educator @Codechef & @Unacademy | Youtuber 195K+
Arsh Goyal
Senior Software Engineer @Samsung | Ex.SDE @ISRO | Gold Medalist NIT Jalandhar | Youtuber 101K+
Bhavesh Bhatt
Senior Data Scientist @Colgate-Palmolive | Google Developer Expert in ML | Youtuber 40K+ | Ex.SDE @Cisco
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