Mariam Hussein is an award-winning software engineer and internationally recognised speaker who translates complex technical concepts into actionable insights for diverse audiences across education, enterprise, and community sectors. With experience engaging everyone from university students to senior industry professionals, Mariam bridges the gap between technical innovation and accessible communication.

As a Code First Girls Ambassador and recipient of JCI Osaka's 2023 Top Outstanding Young Person Award in Science and Technology, Mariam is passionate about sharing her learnings in digital transformation and inclusive tech ecosystems. Her speaking portfolio includes AWS Cloud Women UK, Manchester Digital, Durham University's TechUp Women Programme, and BBC Develop, where she has delivered presentations and hosted panels on topics ranging from product engineering mindset to career development in tech.

Mariam's keynote at JCI Osaka's World Citizenship Congress explored the pivotal role of "Web2.5" and digital transformations in preparing organisations for Web3 and decentralised autonomous organizations (DAOs). This work earned her an audience with Her Imperial Highness Princess Tomohito of Mikasa, where she discussed technology's role in addressing pressing global challenges including climate change and youth unemployment.

Having collaborated with global brands including Apple and Udemy on digital upskilling initiatives, and invited to Apple's UK HQ in Battersea for European Coding Week, Mariam brings both industry credibility and grassroots community experience to every engagement. She has also given back through speaking at social enterprises and organisations like Ada College, providing insights to young people and digital apprentices navigate their tech careers.

Her unique journey from studying Japanese Work Relations to flourishing as a Software Engineer exemplifies her core message: multi-skilling and adaptability are essential in today's rapidly evolving digital landscape. Based in Manchester, Mariam continues to champion accessibility in technology while empowering diverse audiences to navigate digital transformation, with a particular focus on supporting women, girls, and non-binary individuals in building successful tech careers.