Ethics
War Taught this Ukrainian Entrepreneur the Value of Resilience
Salome Mikadze-Struk built Movadex, a software development company, while navigating COVID-19 lockdowns and later Russia's invasion of Ukraine — conducting her final undergraduate semester from bomb shelters while simultaneously helping employees evacuate. Now holding an MBA from Stanford and an IEEE Senior Member designation, she is turning her attention to helping engineers understand that adaptability, not just technical skill, will define careers in an era of rapid AI disruption. Her story is a grounded reminder that the human cost of geopolitical instability runs quietly through the technology industry's labor force.
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