Here are the links to my socials, along with profile pics and bios of different lengths. Please choose the bio that’s the right length for the space you have.

Handy links - where to find me online

Personal website: suze.dev
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/SuzeShardlow
GitHub: github.com/SuzeShardlow
Mastodon: hachyderm.io/@suze
Twitter: twitter.com/SuzeShardlow

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Super short bio (<50 words)

Suze Shardlow is a published tech author, event MC and international conference speaker. She has won numerous awards, including Women In Software Power List 2020 and TechWomen100 2020, and has been named by Computer Weekly as one of the Most Influential Women in UK Tech in 2022 and 2023.

Short bio (<100 words)

Suze Shardlow is a published tech author, event MC and international conference speaker. Before retraining as a software engineer, she worked in marketing and management for 20 years in the engineering, technology, law enforcement, education and economic development sectors. Suze has won numerous awards, including Women In Software Power List 2020 and TechWomen100 2020. She was a finalist in the Women In Tech Excellence Awards 2021 and and has been named by Computer Weekly as one of the Most Influential Women in UK Tech in 2022 and 2023. You can find Suze online at https://suze.dev .

Medium bio (<200 words)

Suze Shardlow wrote her first line of code as a small child in 1982 and started making websites in 1996. She is a published technical author, coding instructor and public speaker. A familiar face on the tech conference circuit, Suze MCs local and global industry events. Suze has taught coding (UK, USA) and given tech talks (UK, USA, Germany) with her work being cited in academic papers and at major conferences in Britain and overseas. She is passionate about demystifying tech for international audiences through her blog; she also hosts an educational YouTube series interviewing women about tech roles and career progression. Suze has led more than 10000 members in two of the largest software developer groups in London and her community event methodologies have been replicated by tech organisations in Silicon Valley, California. She has designed and delivered public speaking workshops for women in tech around the world. Suze has won numerous awards, including Women In Software Power List 2020 and TechWomen100 2020. She has been named by Computer Weekly as one of the Most Influential Women in UK Tech in 2022 and 2023. You can find Suze online at https://suze.dev .