Camila Fernandez Achutti

Camila Achutti is the founder and CEO of Mastertech, a school focused on digital, agile, logical, and human thinking. She works with major companies such as Google, Intel, Accenture, Itaú, Citibank, IBM, and Bayer.

In 2019, she founded SOMAS, a non-profit organization dedicated to creating alternatives in the field of digital inclusion, through the promotion of research and structural diagnostics, content adaptation and creation, teacher training, and supporting young people in vulnerable situations, as well as developing educational tools. Its mission is to bridge gaps by bringing digital borders closer.

Camila is an expert in agile methodologies, digital product development, emerging technologies, and educational strategies. She has delivered lectures and seminars, demo days, and hackathons at some of the largest companies in Brazil. She has trained individuals of all ages, from children to seniors, and has worked in riverine communities, prisons, occupations, and some of the most prestigious classrooms in the world, including Princeton University, always with the same mission: to transform technology into an ally of people rather than another threat. She currently serves on the Innovation and Technology Committee of the Advisory Council of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce (CIP) and the Academic Council of Computer Engineering at INSPER, where she taught undergraduate courses for six years. Camila holds a bachelor's and master's degree in Computer Science from the University of São Paulo (USP) and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. at the Polytechnic School of USP.

She was selected by FORBES as one of the 5 Brazilian tech talents under 30 and as one of the 100 leaders of tomorrow when she represented Brazil at the St. Gallen Symposium 2018, a global event held in Switzerland. In 2019, she became a character in a comic strip by Maurício de Souza, representing women in technology in the #DonaDaRua project. In 2021, she was recognized by ANEFAC as the Professional of the Year in the Young Talent category and won the Women in Tech Brazil 2021 award in the Entrepreneur category, representing Brazil at the global awards ceremony in Lisbon.

Camila is a delegate of Women20 (W20), an initiative of the G20 that provides advice to the participating state leaders. The scope of the discussions aligns with Camila's core causes: diversity, digital inclusion, education, and gender equality for a more prosperous society.

She is the creator of the "Women in Computing" portal, one of the first and most influential initiatives for the inclusion of women in the contemporary technology scene, having participated in major discussions on the topic both in Brazil and globally. In 2015, she became the first Latina to receive the Women of Vision award from the Anita Borg Institute.