Diana Eromosele is a highly skilled full-stack software engineer with a passion for developing applications that keep people informed and civically engaged. With a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Duke University and a Master's Degree in Professional Studies from Georgetown University, Diana has a wealth of knowledge in politics and journalism.

She has worked in various organizations over the years, including National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, Direct impact, and Codecademy, where she worked as a web development teaching fellow. She also worked as a staff writer at The Root and as an Editorial Fellow at CNN.

Diana's experience spans across several roles, including a software engineer fellowship at Newark Venture Partners and junior software engineer and software engineer roles at Newsela. She currently serves as a senior software engineer at Newsela, where she works on the web team, utilizing technologies such as React, Redux, Jest, MySQL, and AWS.

Diana is also the founder and lone software engineer of Categorized, a web application that scans and sorts qualifying tweets of politicians and key influencers into nine key categories. The app, built using technologies such as React, d3.js, Rails, Postgres, Sidekiq, Redis, and Heroku, has provided a powerful resource to thousands of users.