Bruna Ferreira (bug_elseif) will be a keynote at Python Sul 2025

First keynote confirmed! It’s the amazing Bruna Ferreira, also known as bug_elseif!

Regis Tomkiel 26 August 2025

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Exciting news!

We already have our first keynote confirmed, and it’s none other than the amazing and talented Bruna Ferreira.
PS: You might know her better by her handle bug_elseif, right?

Who is Bruna Ferreira?

Bruna is a software developer and DevX at BotCity. We already know her for her work as a content creator and as an active voice in the Python community. For all these reasons, she’s the perfect choice for our keynote.

With a background as a Technician in Internet Informatics and a degree in Computer Science, she brings solid technical expertise and a sharp eye for community needs. Bruna runs a YouTube channel (@bug_elseif) and collaborates with communities such as Feministech and CodeShow, always focusing on Python and automation.

What she teaches (and why it matters)

If you follow Bruna, you’ve probably seen how she turns complex topics into simple, actionable steps.

A few examples:

In one of her livestreams, she showed how to get started with consuming APIs in Python, using requests for HTTP calls.
In another, she talked about careers in RPA, sharing advice and opportunities directly from the BotCity team.
In her mini-course on Docker for smart automation, she clearly explained how to use containers to scale automation projects.
In a hands-on article, she presented Twilio + WhatsApp with Python, demonstrating how to integrate APIs into everyday development.

Her body of work shows a strong focus on practical content, with a teaching style that welcomes both beginners and career changers.

Representation in her work

As she likes to say, Python is for everyone 🫶.
Bruna inspires, empowers, and helps the community grow by breaking down barriers for beginners, sharing high-quality content, and serving as a role model for other developers.

Stay connected

Keep an eye out for upcoming program and activity announcements.
In the meantime, you can already dive in: visit Bruna’s website and explore the free resources she shares with the community.