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Recap: Skedulo's Community Knowledge Event in Ho Chi Minh City

Laura Przybek

Laura Przybek

January 26, 2023

1 min read

At the end of 2022, for the first time ever we opened up the doors to our amazing office in Ho Chi Minh City to share with the community all of the great things our wonderful team in Vietnam are doing.

We partnered with Women Techmakers  who provide visibility, community, and resources for women in technology.

The event was a huge success, attendees enjoyed networking and listened to topics such as a new approaches in Technology delivered by our VP of Engineering Russell Adcock, they took a deep dive into Skedulo’s Mobile Extensions capabilities with our Senior Mobile Engineer Huy Vu and learnt from Ngoc Vo from Women Techmakers about elegantly handling Android app crashes in Kotlin.

We are really proud of the talented, driven team that we have in Vietnam, they solve complex problems regularly enriching the working life of the deskless workforce.

If you're interested in attending our next event or knowing more about what it's like to work at Skedulo? Visit our careers page today.

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