Swetha Prabakaran is a highly accomplished individual who has achieved success in various fields. She is a double major in Computer Science and Dance & Performance Studies from the prestigious University of California, Berkeley. As the Founder and CEO of Everybody Code Now!, a certified international non-profit organization, she has worked tirelessly to expand access to Computer Science education globally, earning her recognition as a White House Champion of Change by President Barack Obama. Swetha is also an experienced public speaker who has spoken at many distinguished venues, including the Obama White House, Google, and Ivy League Universities.

In terms of her education, Swetha has studied National Security Agency GenCyber SPLASH@Towson University Program, Computer Science at Towson University, and completed High School from Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology with a focus on Mobile and Web Application Development Senior Research Laboratory.

In addition to her academic achievements, Swetha has gained valuable work experience as a Software Engineer Intern at Facebook Marketplace, and as a former CS Research Mentorship Program at Google, Explore Intern at Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center (MSTIC), Engineering Practicum Intern at Google Search, and Engineering Technology Program at Apple.

Moreover, Swetha's passion for education has led her to a role as a former Teaching Assistant at TJHSST Summer Middle School Tech Institute. She has also served as an Advisor for Fmr. First Lady Michelle Obama's Better Make Room Campaign and on the Core Team Intern at GIVE (Growth and Inspiration through Volunteering and Education). Swetha's creative side has also led her to become a performer with Models, Inc Talent Agency, where she has been able to showcase her talent in dance and performance.

Swetha's vast and varied experiences make her a highly sought-after public speaker and mentor, with topics ranging from entrepreneurship, tech diversity, and women in STEM. Contact Swetha for more information on her work at Everybody Code Now! or her creative work in the performing arts.