BuildAthon - Women Techmakers Montreal + Prompts2Products

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BuildAthon: build something for yourself for the holidays! 🎄 Women Techmakers Montréal, in collaboration with Prompts2Products, invites you to a festive evening to create, laugh and learn together. Whether you are an expert coder or have never written a single line, this event is for you.

The idea is simple: bring your laptop, bring your stack — or simply a Gmail account. Brainstorm with other participants, build your idea whether you vibe code or you code, present your pitch, and... WIN!

Together, we will build and pitch like pros. Less than 3 hours and a product. That's right: in under 3 hours, you will go from a blank screen to a working product. Be proud of yourself. Showing up, trying something new and creating alongside others is already a win. We want to have fun, learn from each other, and leave judgment at the door.

📍 IVADO 📅 December 3 🕔 5 PM to 9 PM — come build with us!

Your AI experts on site: Aisha Yaseen is the founder of Prompts2Products and a self-taught software engineer who proves you don't need a traditional path to build real things. She is also the co-founder of Arehsoft, an AI automation software studio, writes the newsletter How to Vibe Code With AI, and is the author of the guide Hey Claude. If you want to turn a rough idea into a working product, she is the person to ask.

Stefania Pecore turns complex AI into practical, human-centred products people can trust, with quality over FOMO! She is an AI leader, an NLP researcher with a PhD, and the founder of Don't Tech Stress. Her background spans languages, computer science, biotechnology and video games. She is the Executive Director of Women Techmakers Montréal and an AI Expert for UNESCO's Women for Ethical AI programme. She was also the lead scientific voice in Télé-Québec's documentary IA : l'angle mort, and in 2026 she was recognized by Women in Tech Global's Most Impactful Initiative Award and the Prix des Femmes de Mérite in Technology and Inclusion. And yes, she writes code too!

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