Formation développeur web à Oslo - Le Wagon

Siri has a varied background, spanning from chiropractic to engineering, and she is currently working as a technology consultant. She is an alumni from #batch162 in Lisbon, and now she is eager to bring the brilliant Le Wagon bootcamp to Norway.

Alumni from Lisbon's very first bootcamp in 2016 (shout out #batch28), João has been teaching with Le Wagon ever since. In the little spare time he has, João takes on freelance clients while completing his Masters in CS and Electrical Engineering.

Olya is a full stack web developer who escaped the Big Four accounting world to add technology to her palette. Alumni of #batch122 Lisbon, she is currently teaching at Le Wagon. In addition to coding, Olya paints and plays competitive tennis.

Lisbon Alumni, Rui has been teaching at Le Wagon ever since. He finds programming a blend between creativity and craftsmanship. Ruby is his first love, but he also enjoys working with JavaScript frameworks, such as Vuejs and React, and Elixir.

Tamara, originally a social scientist, learned to code after working several years as a manager for IT projects in a multinational Insurance company. She is an alumni of #batch64 and currently working as a fullstack developer at luvotels.com

Swen worked as a postdoctoral researcher in physics. With his increasing interest in tech and web-development, he joined Le Wagon to change his career and become a Full Stack developer. Shortly after the bootcamp he joined a startup as the Tech Lead.

After working as a teacher in Istanbul, curiosity for the digital nomad life led Irina to joining Le Wagon and gaining the skills to explore tech opportunities around the world, this time as a developer. Alumni of #batch122 Lisbon and teaching since.

João pursued a career in civil engineering before joining Le Wagon (#batch71) and changing his professional path. He now works as a full-stack web developer and loves sharing his knowledge with his students

Aleksandra is a CS graduate who had escaped from a PhD path and landed in the .NET world. After over 4 years in a corporate environment she tried freelancing (without regret). It all brought her to becoming a Rails developer and Le Wagon teacher.

Joanna is the co-founder and business 'Driver' for Norway. Alumna of #batch71, she's worked as a full-stack software developer and taught at Le Wagon before she decided to open its new chapter in Scandinavia.