María Arias de Reyna is a Java Senior Software Engineer, geospatial enthusiast and Open Source advocator.
She has been a community leader and core maintainer of several free and open source projects since 2004. She is currently working at Red Hat where she focuses on Middleware and maintains Apache Camel and Syndesis.
María is an experienced keynoter and speaker. Between 2017 and 2019 María was the elected President of OSGeo, the Open Source Geospatial Foundation which serves as an umbrella for the most used geospatial free and open source software. She is also well known as a feminist and Women In Tech activist.
Learn how important spatial data is, and tour the tools you might need to use this massive amount of data well and with as little manual work as possible.
