September 15 through October 15 is Hispanic Heritage month—or as we like to call it, Elasticians Unidos Month. Learn more about how we're celebrating the month with our Elasticians Unidos ERG.

Jessica David’s dad was a programmer and sat her down in front of a computer before she could really understand what it was. While she wasn’t interested then, she grew to love tech and started coding her own websites at 11 years old.

Over the last decade, Perry Seale has traveled for work and traveled while working remotely. Here are his tried and true methods for being productive on the move.

Craig Abbott was diagnosed with Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) three years ago, but he already had coping mechanisms he used every day to be productive. Read more.

Jasprit Panaich’s early interest in tech was fueled by a love of video games. Faced with a broken computer and a wish to play, she began to fix and optimize her computer to be able to play video games on it.

Sunayana pivoted from sales to product marketing and returned to Elastic to work on generative AI. Here’s why returning to Elastic felt like coming home.

The Accessibles work to raise awareness and create community at Elastic for those that are differently abled. Learn more about the group.

Elasticians get 40 hours of volunteer time off (VTO) per year. Here’s how these Elasticians used this time to volunteer for causes they’re passionate about.

For Liran, working with generative AI is just the latest technology challenge that’s been introduced during her career. Read how she’s taking on the challenge.