Mentors & Experts

Mentoring is best described as an educational process when mentors share knowledge with the purpose of surfacing potential in their protégés.

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Justina Vaitkienė. Senior developer. Ignitis group

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Justina Vaitkienė

Senior developer

Ignitis group

I’m a senior Oracle developer. Nine years ago I started my career with Oracle technologies. In
this time I’ve worked on every step of software development from business needs analysis and
solution design to development and testing. I’m passionate about Agile and worked as a Scrum
master for a year and a half. Being a Scrum master and working in senior positions I was in a
mentoring role which made me realize that I really enjoy sharing my knowledge and gaining
new perspectives from the people I coached.
Agnius Žukas. Senior Software Engineer. Saldo Finance

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Agnius Žukas

Senior Software Engineer

Saldo Finance

Senior software engineer with extensive expertise in large and small system architecture designing and development. Positivity, knowledge sharing, responsibility and lead the way attitude these are the values I strive for every day.
Janis Vepris. Senior Back-end Engineer. Shopify

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Janis Vepris

Senior Back-end Engineer

Shopify

A back-end engineer with experience in a wide variety of projects, teams and companies. I put teamwork and communication before technical prowess. I believe the most effective way to grow as a professional in the field is to grow as a human.
Ieva Gražulevičiūtė. Backend developer. Vinted

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Ieva Gražulevičiūtė

Backend developer

Vinted

Physicist turned quality assurance specialist turned backend developer. Avid learner and self development geek. Specializing in payments domain. Experienced with building both distributed and monolithic systems.

What is Mentoring?

There are many talented people left without professional support, which often results in loss of motivation. Mentors make sure that doesn’t happen!

Mentoring is best described as an educational process when mentors share knowledge with the purpose of surfacing potential in their protégés.

Mentors are not school teachers. They’re voluntary professionals that are motivated to pass on knowledge and contribute to Women Go Tech’s talent pool.