Gloria Ciavarrini
Gloria Ciavarrini received her PhD in Computer Engineering from the University of Pisa. Her main research interests included network-aware mobile applications and IP geolocation. She worked for 4 years in a Financial Technology company, mostly focusing on the implementation of complex scenarios for algorithmic surveillance of electronic trading. Gloria works at Red Hat as a Senior Software Engineer, actively contributing to various open-source projects. Currently, her focus is on the RHDH Orchestrator and Konveyor assets generation projects.
Red Hat
Job title –Principal Software Engineer
Session
Mentorship can be a real game-changer for both mentors and mentees.
I've experienced it myself, and in this lightning talk, I'll share some practical tips I've learned along the way from being on both sides of the table. For mentees, I’ll suggest you how to prepare, ask the questions that actually matter, and avoid wasting time so you can make the most of every session. For mentors, I’ll encourage you to overcome self-doubt and realize that your experiences, no matter how small they may seem, can inspire and empower others. Mentorship is about growth, connection, and allyship. Let’s explore how we can all step up, support each other, and create opportunities to grow together!