Sydney Runkle

Hi! My name is Sydney. I just finished my last year of undergraduate studies at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, where I graduated with my BS in computer science. Over the past year, I worked part-time as an open source development intern at Pydantic, and I’ve since transitioned to a full-time role with the company.

Ever since I was 15, I've been working for small startup companies. Two years ago, I was introduced to Pydantic in the context of data validation for API requests and responses. To say it was a game changer would be an understatement - I readily fell head over heels for the tool. Since that day, my role has evolved from an enthusiastic user to a passionate contributor. I've really found my groove at Pydantic, where I've had the opportunity to make significant open source contributions and help others do the same.

In my free time, I love to run, cook / bake, and listen to podcasts!


Sessions

10-17
11:30
30min
Reflections on My Year as an Open Source Intern at Pydantic
Sydney Runkle

In this talk, I'll delve into my year as an open source intern at Pydantic, offering insights from my experience at a quality-driven, community-centric company. I'll provide tips for aspiring contributors and discuss the value of early career development through open source involvement.

Auditorium
10-17
16:20
30min
Pydantic Logfire — Uncomplicated Observability
Marcelo Trylesinski, Sydney Runkle

From the team behind Pydantic, Logfire is a new type of observability platform built on the same belief as our open source library — that the most powerful tools can be easy to use.

In this talk, we'll introduce Logfire, then demonstrate how it can make understanding and fixing your app faster and more enjoyable.

We'll touch on some of the most useful integrations.

Auditorium