Building

Work

A selected record of projects, programs, and community work that I can share publicly. I care about what gets made, but also why it should exist, who it serves, and what it makes possible next.

Featured project

Making community
data useful.

Data work is most useful when it helps people make better decisions. This project turned that idea into a practical strategy for PythonPH.

PythonPH · Data strategy

Data Strategy for PythonPH

Volunteer-run communities collect plenty of data but often lack a plan for using it. For my UC Berkeley Data Strategy capstone (2022), I assessed how PythonPH gathers and uses attendee data, identified the gaps, and proposed a small-scale roadmap designed for a nonprofit: decide how data will be used, collect it deliberately, and build data habits among organizers. I shared it with the PythonPH board and core volunteers.

I’ve also applied that thinking through annual event reports that support planning and stakeholder conversations.

Selected projects

Reports, tools,
and platforms.

Projects that turn practical problems into tools, insights, and platforms other people can use.

Preview of the PyCon.Asia event directory

PyCon.Asia · Web directory

PyCon Asia Directory

A landing page directory for PyCon events across Asia, giving people one place to find regional conferences and event information.

Visit pycon.asia

Preview of the PyCert certificate automation project

PyCon PH · Python automation

PyCert: Automated Certificate Generator and Emailer for PyCon PH

A Python tool that generates PDF attendance certificates and emails them from a CSV. It has been used annually to distribute certificates to hundreds of attendees.

View the code

PythonAsia 2026 · Data Analysis and Reporting

PythonAsia 2026 Event Report

I analyzed attendee data with Python, Pandas, Matplotlib, and Seaborn, reusing Jupyter notebooks I developed in previous years. I then turned the findings into a visual report to support planning, inform stakeholder conversations, and make each event easier to understand and improve.

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PyCon PH 2024 · Data analysis and reporting

PyCon PH 2024 Event Report

I analyzed attendee data with Python, Pandas, Matplotlib, and Seaborn, then turned the findings into a visual report for planning and stakeholder conversations.

The goal was not just to produce charts. It was to make the event easier to understand and improve the next one.

View the report

Charts from the PyCon PH 2023 event report

PyCon PH 2023 · Data Analysis and Reporting

PyCon PH 2023 Event Analysis using Python

An attendee analysis and visual report created to help a nonprofit grants committee understand the event and inform funding decisions.

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People, communities and initiatives

Work that
keeps going.

The most meaningful outcomes are the ones that keep going: people passing on what they learn and building foundations others can build on.

PythonPH · Leadership development

PythonPH Kaizend

A space for volunteers to learn by doing, take on real responsibility, and grow into organizers and community leaders. Some of those volunteers now run PythonPH themselves.

Visit Kaizend.org

Django Girls Manila workshop participants

PyLadies Manila · Workshops

Women in Tech

Through PyLadies Manila and workshops such as Django Girls Manila, I helped create welcoming entry points for women learning technology.

Visit PyLadies Manila

Current program
Ateneo TRL

Public-interest technology

Digital public infrastructure

Digital public infrastructure (DPI) is the shared digital foundation that helps public services work together, using reusable components, interoperable standards, and open architectures instead of systems locked to one vendor.

As Program Coordinator at Ateneo TRL, I help advance DPI adoption in the Philippines. The work is not only about whether technology functions, but whether people can adopt it, use it, and sustain it.

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Talks & workshops

Sharing what
the work teaches.

Conversations about building communities, growing leaders, teaching Python, and sharing what I’m learning in public. Not prescriptions, but questions, experiments, and lessons gathered along the way.