Aaron is the founder and CTO of Petabridge, and the co-founder of the Akka.NET open-source project. Prior to Petabridge, Aaron founded MarkedUp Analytics, a real-time in-app marketing and analytics service used by 1000+ developers. Prior to that he worked at Microsoft as a Startup Developer Evangelist.

I am Adam Furmanek and I am a professional software engineer for almost a decade. Right now I am at Amazon working with Big Data, Spark, and Machine Learning. I am always interested in digging deeper, exploring machine code and going through implementation details to better understand internals of the technologies I use every day. That's why I like debugging, decompiling and disassembling the code to understand memory models, concurrency problems and other details hidden deeply inside. In my free time I play ping-pong, watch Woody Allen's movies and blog stuff at http://blog.adamfurmanek.pl

Alayshia Knighten is a Manager of Onboarding Engineering at Honeycomb with many years of experience in the DevOps realm. Alayshia specializes in enhancing technical and team-related experiences while educating customers on their journey with and beyond observability. In her words, “Getting shit done while identifying how to accelerate at the person beyond the tooling is the real meat and potatoes.” She enjoys solving the “so, how do we solve that?” problems and meeting people from all walks of life. Her tiny hometown and Southern background inspire Alayshia. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, grilling, painting, and making random bird calls with her father. 

Alex Dunn leads the product team at Voicify and is the founder of Enabled Play. He's also a Microsoft MVP, PubConf Champion, Bixby Premier Developer, and AWS Alexa SME. His background in accessibility, application development, and conversational AI has leaned into enabling applications to do more for businesses and consumers using scalable architectures and design, distributed services, cloud infrastructure, and innovative edge technologies. Alex does his best to remain platform agnostic in his practices and development with specialties in C#, Kotlin, and TypeScript while building for cross-platform compatibility. You might find him co-organizing the Boston Mobile C# Meetup with Microsoft, speaking at all sorts of conferences and events around the world, streaming on Twitch, and on Pluralsight. You can read his regular tips and thoughts in the development community at https://alexdunn.org/ or watch him live at https://twitch.tv/suave_pirate

Outside technology, you can find him playing guitar, working with animal rescue, or exploring the great outdoors.

Alexander is a creative frontender, specializing in UX, accessibility, universal design, frontend-architecture and design systems. He is passionate with open source projects and love to dabble with new emerging technologies related to frontend. With over 20 years of frontend experience, he has earned the right to be called a veteran. He is a lover of life, technologist at hear. If he isn't coding, he cooks and love whisky and cigars. Oh, and coffee, he LOVES coffee!

I've been programming computers both professionally and as a hobby for almost 25 years. I like both Windows and Linux. My current focus is computer security, machine learning, and scientific programming.

Amy wears many hats as a freelance developer, business owner and conference addict. She regularly shares her knowledge with her peers and the next generation of developers by mentoring, coaching, teaching and feeding into the tech community in many ways.

Amy can be found volunteering her time with Fenders, ACS, SheCodes (formerly Perth Web Girls) and MusesJS (formerly NodeGirls). She also works as an evangelist for YOW! Conferences, is a Twilio Champion, Microsoft MVP and has been nominated for the WiTWA awards for the last 2 years.

In her spare time Amy shares her knowledge and experience on her blogs and speaking at conferences. She has previously given keynotes at multiple events as well as speaking at several international conferences in the US and Europe.

Anders is a senior software architect with extensive experience of security solutions. He has helped implementing IdentityServer in organizations over the world, often in combination with his Saml2 packages. Since 2021, Anders works with Duende Software Inc on designing and implementing authentication solutions built on IdentityServer.

Originally educated in arts and design, Anders has spent the last twenty years writing code.

He has given numerous talks and keynotes at conferences such as JavaZone, NDC, J-Fall, Øredev and many more. Have given 100+ conference talks to a variety of audiences including media, design and hardcore computer science. Known for an energetic and highly engaging presentations.

Anjuan Simmons is a technologist with a successful track record of delivering technology solutions from the user interface to the database. He is an energetic and informative speaker who presents at conferences, seminars, schools, and community centers around the world on topics including Agile software development, diversity, and leadership. Anjuan has an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and an MBA from Texas A&M University.

Annie Talvasto is an international technology speaker, CNCF Ambassador, Azure MVP and specialist in Kubernetes & cloud native ecosystem. Annie hosts & produces the Cloud Gossip podcast and has been a co-organizer of Kubernetes & CNCF Finland meetup since 2017. She has worked at various tech companies from cloud start-ups to enterprises, now working at Camunda as a Sr. Product Marketing Manager. Annie has spoken at tech conferences on multiple continents, including KubeCon + CloudNativeCon, Microsoft Ignite, Techorama, Global Azure, Future Tech and more. During her career she has spoken to more than 10,000 developers at User Groups meetings & Conferences.

Anton is a Front-End Developer, speaker and community organiser. He is passionate about clean, structured code, web standards, accessibility and optimisation. He prides himself on delivering robust, high quality and beautiful solutions. Anton co-organises Fenders Front-End Developer meetup and DDD Perth. Anton has also volunteered as a mentor introducing others to the world of coding.

Arthur (or Art, take your pick) has been a software engineer for 16 years and has worked on things as exciting as analysis software for casinos and things as boring as banking websites. He is an advocate for talking openly about mental health and psychology in the technical world, and he spends a lot of time thinking about how we program and why we program, and about the tools, structures, cultures, and mental processes that help and hinder us from our ultimate goal of writing amazing things. His hair is brown and his thorax is a shiny blue color.

Geologist by background – MSc University of Wisconsin-Madison, American, started working for Equinor in Houston in 2015 as a geologist on the data management team.  Learned Python to automate most of my work and started moving into more interesting analytics projects.  Transferred to the Stavanger Equinor office in 2018 as an expat to do technical data science full time for Exploration including implementing data analytics, data visualization, Python workflows, and machine learning with various teams.  That evolved into Agile Product Owner roles for two cloud data engineering projects to provide data for data science work – a major gap we highlighted early on.  Today I have localized in Norway as the Leader for Data Science and Analytics, responsible for the implementation of data science into all parts of Equinor’s subsurface value chain – from exploration to production.  In my free time I am a competitive runner on the club level – everything from track to ultramarathons and also mountaineering and skiing.”

Barry (he/him/his) is a .NET Software Engineer who has been creating business solutions for enterprise customers for more than 30 years. Barry is also an Election Integrity Activist, baseball and hockey fan, husband of one genius and father of another, and a 30+ year resident of Phoenix Arizona USA. When Barry is not traveling around the world to speak at Conferences, Code Camps and User Groups or to participate in GiveCamps, he spends his days as a Solution Architect for Carvana and his nights thinking about the next Arizona GiveCamp, an annual event where software developers come together to build websites and apps for some great non-profit organizations.

You can follow Barry on Twitter @bsstahl or read his blog at http://www.cognitiveinheritance.com.

Billy is internationally known for his work on user experience design and native software development. His team, based in Nashville, Tennessee, has created modern apps hailed around the world for innovation and effective use of advanced user interface technologies. Billy is a Microsoft Regional Director, an MVP for Windows Development, and was named a Software Legend in 2002. You can see Billy at major conferences all over the world, usually doing sessions to help developers to become more focused on designing and developing software that users love.

Brandon is the VP of Developer Experience @ Blues Wireless, the founder of Carrot Pants Press, a maker education and publishing company, and an avid tinkerer and maker.

Brandon is a  Developer Advocate at Microsoft where he gets to work closely with the developer community and help fellow mobile app and cloud developers make 5-star apps.

An avid mobile app developer, Brandon loves to code and has contributed to and published countless apps!

Cailin is a MSFT developer by day, but an Open Source coder by night. Check out her open source project CommandHelper: https://github.com/EngineHub/CommandHelper

Carl Franklin is Executive Vice President of App vNext, a software development firm focused on the latest methodologies and technologies. Carl is a 20+ year veteran of the software industry, co-host and founder of .NET Rocks!, the first and most widely listened to podcast for .NET developers, a Microsoft MVP for Kinect for Windows, and Senior Executive of Pwop Studios, a full-service audio and video production/post production studio located in Southeastern Connecticut.

Manager and full-stack developer at Bekk Consulting with 8 years experience building mobile and web apps.

Chris is a Microsoft MVP, author, and principal software engineer with over 15 years experience with ASP.NET. He works at Deployed, a UK based startup, leading the engineering team.

Passionate about sharing his knowledge with the community, he regularly writes both for his own blog as well as others—such as Visual Studio magazine, Progress Telerik, and StackOverflow. This passion for blogging led to his first book, Blazor in Action, a practical guide to building Blazor applications. He also maintains several popular open source projects under the GitHub organisation, Blazored. When not tapping on a keyboard, Chris is a keen speaker, having delivered talks at both user groups and conferences all over the world.

You can find Chris online at his blog chrissainty.com and on Twitter as @chris_sainty.

Chris is the technical co-founder of https://www.inloop.com.au, the business that brought Australian Fintech success stories https://www.flexischools.com.au and https://www.lanternpay.com (Recently acquired by NAB) to market.

Flexischools was launched in 2008, and today helps hundreds of thousands of Australian families engage with their school communities. In 2015, LanternPay was launched to tackle the emerging challenges in the consumer directed care sector, particularly the NDIS and other public healthcare insurance schemes.

Since 2021 he has been providing training & consulting through Dev Cycles Technology Advisory (https://devcycles.io/page/consulting/) at both the strategic CTO-level and the practical hands on software engineering level.

To support teams practicing Domain Driven Design, he recently launched an open-source IDE extension called Contextive (https://contextive.tech) to help with common communication challenges between developers and the broader organisation.

Chris Klug is a developer badass-as-a-service that either creates or solves problems depending on who you ask. He loves creating and building things. Whether it be a new application, a new kitchen or a new RC helicopter, you will see him building things all the time. Most of the time, that means writing code and solving problems for clients at a company called Active Solution in Stockholm though. Except for the many days he spends at conferences and usergroups, talking about doing things he is passionate about, and for the days he goes mountain biking, IPSC shooting, kiteboarding or RC helicopter flying.
For the last 15-something years, he has been solving problems for customers, and loving it. But if he gets to choose, he'll go to the beach and kitesurf every day!

Christian Horsdal is an independent consultant with 20 years of experience building many kinds of systems from large scale microservice systems to tiny embedded systems and lots of stuff in between. He is a .NET expert, author of the books "Microservices in .NET" and "Instant Nancy Web Development", trainer, and an occasional open source contributor.

Christian is an all-round developer with wide experience from both frontend and backend development, as well as infrastructure and cloud work. He built pure CSS frontends when HTML tables where still all the rage, and have continued to enjoy frontend work to this day. He's tought courses on JavaScript, and given countless talks on web-related topics. Christian is a consultant with Kodemaker, and currently works full-time with Clojure and ClojureScript.

Christin is an engaging presenter with more than 20 years experience as a hands-on developer. Having worked in everything from startups to large public and private sector enterprises, from the oil industry, to e-commerce to healthcare, she uses her diverse experiences to contrast and compare, making people think about what really matters and what is just a local cargo cult. Sometimes controversial, but seldom boring, she aims to make you think and question your beliefs.

Clifford Agius, Freelance .NET Developer and also blogs from time to time, is currently a two-time Developer Technologies MVP, specialising in Xamarin/.NET MAUI and IoT. By day, an airline pilot flying Boeing 787 aircraft around the world and when not doing that, Clifford freelances as a .NET developer. An active member of the .NET community, he is a regular speaker at conferences around the world.

Clifford graduated as an engineer from the Ford Technical Training Centre in 1995. After 11 years as an electrical/mechanical engineer working with Robotics and PLC Programming, he trained to become an Airline Pilot in 2001. Clifford became a Microsoft Valued Professional (MVP) in 2020 and went on to earn it again in 2021.

Dag Brattli is the creator of several F# and Python open source libraries such as the Reactive Extensions for Python (RxPY), Expression, and Oryx. Also made the IrDA subsystem in the Linux kernel back in the 90'. He is now on a quest to bridge the worlds of F# and Python. Microsoft Alumni and currently works in the Data Science Journey group at Cognite. 

Dag spent large parts of his youth in front of a Commodore 64 and various Amigas. Since the late 90s he has had the privilege to focus on the art and craft of professional software development. For the last 5 years the focus has been software security, in particular the challenge of determining exactly who the man behind the machine is.

Damian is a Developer Advocate at GitHub and loves all things DevOps.

Formerly a Cloud Advocate at Microsoft for 4 years, and prior to that a dev at Octopus Deploy (https://octopus.com) and a Microsoft MVP, Damian has a 20+ year background in software development and consulting in a broad range of industries.
Damian regularly speak sat conferences, User Groups, and other events around the world.
 
Most of the time you'll find Damian talking to developers, IT Pros, and data scientists to help them get the most out of their DevOps and MLOps strategies.

Danica Fine is a Senior Developer Advocate at Confluent where she helps others get the most out of their event-driven pipelines. Prior to this role, she served as a software engineer on a streaming infrastructure team where she predominantly worked on Kafka Streams- and Kafka Connect-based projects. Her expertise in streaming systems has taken her to a number of conferences and speaking engagements over the years, giving her the chance to express her love of Kafka to anyone who will listen. Danica is committed to increasing diversity in the technical community and actively serves as a mentor to a number of women in tech. She can be found on Twitter, tweeting about tech, plants, and baking @TheDanicaFine.

David is a Staff Developer Advocate at Pulumi, a CNCF Ambassador, a Kubernetes contributor and host of the official Kubernetes Office Hours, YouTuber at the Rawkode Academy, and a beloved husband and father to his wife, two amazing kids, and a plethora of animals which include a dog, five chinchillas, a degu, and a ferret called Zelda.

David has been developing software professionally for nearly 20 years, starting with embedded systems written in C back in 2004, and has spent that entire time learning the paradigms of different programming languages, including C++, PHP, Java, and Haskell - though more recently preferring to work with Go, Rust, and Pony.

As a professional technology magpie, David was an early adopter of cloud, containers, and cloud-native technologies. During his time as the Director of Development for a rock and metal media organization called TeamRock (now LouderSound), David was responsible for the software, infrastructure, and website during its biggest test: the unfortunate death of Lemmy Kilmister. Fortunately, due to his desire to experiment and play with new technologies, David and his team had already migrated their slow to provision virtual-machine centric infrastructure to containerised workloads running on Amazon Web Services the year prior, 2014, not long after the public launch of Docker. 

As much as David enjoys writing software, scaling infrastructure, and leading teams, he quickly realised that his passion was helping others learn and be successful. David started presenting at local user groups in 2016, slowly working up to conferences, before eventually moving into a full-time Developer Advocacy position at InfluxData - where he presented and taught workshops at 42 events in 2019.

Outside of technology, David enjoys reading science fiction, drinking craft beer and whisky, and very-very-very slowly learning to play the piano.

David is the founder of Electric Head Software, working as an independent software consultant based in London focusing on iterative software delivery, developer mentoring and cultural change - mostly working with London-based organisations and start-ups.

David has previously served as the chief coding technical architect for JustGiving, and helped market-leading organisations including JUST-EAT, Trainline and Vodafone improve their technical capabilities.

You can find his open source projects on NuGet and GitHub, follow him on Twitter @david_whitney, or check out his technical blog at http://www.davidwhitney.co.uk/Blog.

http://www.electricheadsoftware.com 
http://www.davidwhitney.co.uk 

"The only rockstar developers I know are @dylanbeattie @davidhussman  @davedisasterman and @jplebre. Because they are both developers and actual rock stars."
Todd Gardner, co-founder of @TrackJS, @RequestMetrics and @PubConf
https://twitter.com/toddhgardner/status/982302397224669184

David Benson (@DaveDisasterman) started out sometime in the mid 90s with IE5.5 and Notepad. Decades later a long and winding path has seen him work with an incredibly varied roster of clients, from startups to multinationals and a host of household names. Bruce Springsteen is probably his favourite to casually namedrop!

No stranger to a stage or microphone, David has compered weird and wonderful events for many years, is an accomplished DJ and karaoke host, and can occasionally hit a note while singing. His prized crossover performance is the night he took to the stage to play Guns'n'Roses with Dylan Beattie as Slash and Backslash. 

David is currently consulting as tech lead at NewDay in London UK. 


I am Technical Quality Analyst who is contributing on the development of secure and user-centric e-health services via helsenorge.no. The primary focus of my work is on security testing and test automation. I have obtained 6 advanced technical certificates issued by ISTQB (International Software Testing Qualification Board) in the period of 2014-2021. I have presented some of our work at national and international conferences such as EuroStar 2022, Test Automation Days 2022, ODIN 2021, and Automated Software Engineering 2021 among others.

Since 2014 I am employed at Norsk Helsenett SF. Prior to 2014 I was researcher and developer.


Debbie O’Brien is a Senior Program Manager at Microsoft. Debbie has over 10 years experience in Frontend development. She has worked as a Tech Lead and consultant for many important clients with varios technologies and often with a strong focus on performance. She has lead teams both in house and remotely as well as giving workshops and training. She has many years of experience as a mentor for online learning platforms, Treehouse and OpenClassrooms. Debbie is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional in developer technologies, Google Developer Expert in web technologies, Cloudinary Media Developer Expert, Auth0 Ambassador and Nuxt Ambassador. 

Debbie has a special love for JavaScript frameworks especially Vue.js and Nuxt.js and has now ventured into the React world. She also loves improving performance with webpack and of course the Jamstack. She holds a Frontend and FullStack Tech Degree and is Microsoft certified. Debbie is an international speaker, who has spoken at many meet-ups and conferences worldwide on many continents including Antarctica. She is an open source contributor and a teacher at Vue School and Jamstack Explorers and is also a writer for Ultimate Courses.

Debbie is Irish but lives and works in Mallorca, Spain and when she is not writing code and studying new technologies she can often be found doing all sorts of sports from running, cycling, body combat and skiing and of course Taekwondo where she is a 4th degree black belt.

Dennie is Microsoft MVP Developer Technologies and has experience in accessibility with Microsoft technologies. In daily life Dennie is president and developer at DDSoft, a nonprofit that connects IT to People who are less tech-savvy. Dennie invented technical solutions and systems to help people with disabilities to participate in their daily life. Thanks to his autism he's the right man at the right spot to contribute as a volunteer in function of people with disabilities.

Dennis is a Software Architect who loves building distributed systems and the challenges they bring. To be better than the day before, he continuously searches for new ways to improve his knowledge on architecture and software development. What he learns he tries to share via numerous articles, presentations and posts on his blog.

If you want to chat, feel free to ping Dennis on Twitter at @dvdstelt

Diego is a 27 years old Software Engineer from Santa Fe, Argentina. From a very young age he has been eager to go out and explore the world, so he has also lived in Poland, Canada and Norway. Since moving to Norway in 2019, he has worked as a Software Consultant at Miles AS, a Norwegian consultancy company, and currently he has been shaping the future of electricity and business culture at the Norwegian EV charger manufacturer Easee ⚡️
 
He is very passionate about learning new things, but what he enjoys even more is sharing things he already knows with others. That’s why he has spent most of his time at university being a teaching assistant, and why he tries to be as active as possible in forums such as StackOverflow. If he wasn’t a developer, he would definitely like to be a professor 👨🏻‍🏫

Dominick spent most of his professional career implementing security systems for his customers and reading protocol specifications. This resulted in a number of popular open-source projects like IdentityServer and IdentityModel. Since 2020 he runs Duende Software Inc together with his longtime friend and colleague Brock Allen. Duende provides a sustainable home for the IdentityServer project and is the one-stop-shop for all things OpenID Connect and OAuth for .NET-based companies.

Dylan Beattie is an independent consultant who has been building data-driven web applications since the 1990s. He’s managed teams, taught workshops, and worked on everything from tiny standalone websites to complex distributed systems. He’s a Microsoft MVP, and he regularly speaks at conferences and user groups all over the world.

Dylan is the creator of the Rockstar programming language, and is known for his live music shows featuring software-themed parodies of classic rock songs. He’s online at dylanbeattie.net and on Twitter as @dylanbeattie.

Experienced software architect, developer, and Microsoft MVP, with a strong focus on creating maintainable software that solves real business problems, using techniques such as domain-driven design, test-driven development and following clean-code principles. 

Egil is also the creator and maintainer of bUnit, an open source library for testing Blazor components, and AngleSharp.Diffing, a library for semantic comparison of HTML in C#.

From a developer focused perspective, Egil is a polyglot full-stack developer with experience in technologies ranging from HTML, CSS, Blazor, JavaScript/TypeScript on the frontend, and C# (.NET Core), Groovy/Grains, MySql, MS SQL Server, to PL/1 and DB2 on IBM mainframes. Primary focus these days is C# and .NET Core.

Egil streams regularly on Twitch at twitch.tv/egilhansen.

Einar W. Høst has been a software developer for a long time and still finds it mighty interesting and rewarding. He enjoys collaborative modelling, API design and computer programming. He thinks that programs should be written for people to read and also for machines to laugh at.

About me:
Worked as a developer for many years, spent the last 3 years as team lead rebuilding the backend team in 1881. Still code and try to keep myself current, but mainly spend my days supporting the team, and working long term on our technical and resource strategy.

Erik is a wearer of many hats at Ardoq, a Norwegian scale up in the enterprise architecture space . He’s a mainly a backend programmer, but tends to work wherever the code is bad enough. Given time he’ll eventually drift into some sort of devops role while trying to figure out how to run the current project even better.

Lately, he's been lurking around open-source Clojure projects looking for easy bugs to fix. This is his way of paying back to the community.

Worked with web development for 26 years. As a web designer, frontene coder and interaction designer. Now turning more and more towards JavaScript programmer.

Filip is the author of C# Smorgasbord and a handful of Pluralsight courses, speaker at events and user groups around the globe, Microsoft and Xamarin MVP. He loves teaching fellow developers how to master C# by understanding important concepts such asynchronous programming, MSIL and much more.

With 20 years of experience from creating solutions, I have seen a lot. The last 6 years I have worked primarily in healthcare and Fin-Tech. Both domains have similarities and are both seen as complex. By using the right mindset, technology and just being polite, I try to reduce complexity and make things happen. And sometimes great things do happen.

Genette is a 24-year-old girl who is a student at the University of Stavanger and a former professional athlete. As a young kid, Genette entered the male-dominated sport motocross and was an active ride in the world championship from 2013-to 2018. In her carrier, she has achieved remarkable results. She has multiple national gold medals and many nordic awards and was ranked as the 5th fastest rider in the world championship in 2015. As a tribute to her achievements, she was given the honors of motorsport athlete of the year, female motorsport athlete of the year, and motorcycle rider of the year.

At the age of 20-years-old, her sports carrier took an abrupt end due to a complicated injury.

After a long sports carrier, Genette became a full-time computer technology student. For the time being, she is finding her way into the business world and different board positions. She works as a business consultant trainee at Cegal, has a position as a project manager in Hubify, and is a marketing mentor in the Norwegian motorsport federation. Alongside being a full-time student, Genette has taken her enthusiasm into several board positions. She has taken the role as a student representative in the University board and as a leader of the line association for electrical- and computer engineering. 

Glenn F. Henriksen is a mentor and developer from Norway. As the co-founder and CTO of Justify, he gets to build new legal tools for everyone to use, helping to create better communication and less conflict in relationships. He's continuously exploring new tools, processes and technologies, and improving how he and his fellow developers work with code, tasks and projects. He has been a Microsoft Development MVP, a part of the Microsoft Regional Director program and is an ASP.NET Insider and an Azure Advisor. In the past 20+ years he has co-owned two companies, worked as a consultant, manager, support tech, network admin, developer, architect, technical lead and more, but his favorite things are still swapping code for food and building stuff that makes a difference in people’s lives.

Guilherme is a Minimalist Software Craftsman, passionate about simplicity and a continuous improvement enthusiast.
He is a C# and .NET content creator, currently working as OSS Developer Advocate at FARFETCH.


Guilherme is also a NetPonto Porto Community co-organizer and an NDC Porto Agenda Committee proud member.

Guy works for Redis as a Developer Advocate. Combining his decades of experience in writing software with a passion for sharing what he has learned, Guy goes out into developer communities and helps others build great software.

Teaching and community have long been a focus for Guy. He is President of the Columbus JavaScript Users Group, an organizer for the Columbus Machine Learners, and has even has helped teach programming at a prison in central Ohio.

In his personal life, Guy is a hard-boiled geek interested in role-playing games, science fiction, and technology. He also has a slightly less geeky interest in history and linguistics. In his spare time, he volunteers for his local Cub Scout Pack, goes camping, and studies history and linguistics.

Guy lives in Ohio with his wife, his three teenage sons, and an entire wall of games.

Halvor Sakshaug is involved in everything AppSec at Forsta (Confirmit+Dapresy+FocusVision). His main interests are Content Security Policy (and everything else that can protect the client), bug bounties, teaching security, and looking for vulnerabilities.

In his spare time he does real debugging by helping people get rid of silverfish.

Platform Engineering at the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) responsible for the NAIS platform. NAIS is an application platform built to increase development speed by providing our developers at NAV with the best possible tools to develop and run their applications.

Previously Chief Consultant and DevOps Practice Lead for TietoEVRY where I drove culture and competency building for DevOps, Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) and Cloud Native practices internally and for customers in public government, telecom, banking and insurance sectors.

Open Source, DevOps, and Cloud Native evangelist. Member of the Node.js Foundation where I manage test and release of official Node.js versions and the official Docker Image for Node.js with 10M+ downloads.

Organiser of DevOps Bergen, Bergen NoSQL User Groups, and Co-Organiser of the DevOps Days Oslo Conference. I speak at various other local, and national, user groups and conferences on Open Source, open data, Cloud Native, and other new and exciting technologies and practices.

Climbing the technology mountain and halfway up the side. Experience in .Net, mobile applications and more recently voice interface development. Dabbles in iOT & AR/VR. Focusing on coding for humans and choosing the right tool for the job.

Heather is a passionate coder and entrepreneur. She has experience working with Fortune 500 companies building enterprise level mobile and .Net applications. She spends her spare time at tech conferences supporting the growth of new developers of all genders, ages and backgrounds. When not coding, Heather spends her time as a competitive equestrian and learning the art of mounted archery.

Polyglot Coding Architect in London, founder of #ldnug, speaker, tabletop gamer, geek. Tattooed, pierced, and bearded. The 'guv' on @BrighterCommand

Ingrid er tech lead for JavaScript på NRK.no, og har kjørt disaster recovery av forsida klokka tre om natta.

Microsoft MVP for Developer Technologies, Software Architect and Microsoft Certified Trainer, always in a quest for latest trends and best practices in architecture, .NET and the world around it.

Irina has more than 1000 hours of delivered trainings, workshops, and presentations, being passionate about .NET and the world around it.

She is the founder of DotNet Iasi User Group where she tries to gather people that are willing to share their knowledge with others, and from time to time publishes articles on her blog: http://irina.codes


I am a frontend developer in Kahoot! Also, I have experience of work in several startups based in Europe. Originally from Ukraine, but currently live in Oslo, Norway. I love hiking, dogs, and coffee

I’m a full stack Clojure(Script) developer coming originally from the JVM/JS land, coding professionally since 2005. 

During the years I have worked on projects large and small, long and short, local and international - and I have been scarred by too much legacy code. I care deeply about productivity (and thus Clojure and DevOps) and quality and enjoy sharing my discoveries on my blog. I come from the Czech Republic but live currently in Norway.

James Lewis is a Software Architect and Director at ThoughtWorks based in the UK. He’s proud to have been a part of ThoughtWorks’ journey for fifteen years and it’s ongoing mission of delivering technical excellence for its clients and in amplifying positive social change for an equitable future. As a member of the ThoughtWorks Technical Advisory Board, the group that creates the Technology Radar, he contributes to industry adoption of open source and other tools, techniques, platforms and languages.

He is an internationally recognised expert on software architecture and design and on its intersection with organisational design and lean product development. As such he’s been a guest editor for IEEE Software, written articles, delivered training and spoken at more conferences than he can remember.

Jamie Dixon splits time between the Layer Lab at University of Colorado: Boulder and the Delong Lab at the University of Colorado: Anschutz.  His focus is on curing Type-1 diabetes using the latest techniques is software engineering, big-data strategies, and machine learning algorithms.  Jamie is a 8-time Microsoft MVP focusing on F# and he lives in Denver, Colorado USA.

Jennifer Wadella has been writing code since before she realized it was a credible career path. She currently works as the Director of Angular Consulting at Bitovi and loves building performant web applications, speaking at technical conferences, and brewing kombucha. Jennifer is an active member of the KC tech community and the founder of Kansas City Women in Technology(KCWiT), an organization aimed at growing the number of women in technology careers in Kansas City. She is the PubConf Sydney 2018 Champion, a Silicon Prairie Champion Award Nominee, Rising Trendsetter STEMMy award-winner, and is apparently Missouri's Coolest Woman according to Pure Wow. 

Jia is a thriving endurance athlete, Tech Optimiser, a STEM Advocate, a TEDx Speaker, a multi-awards winner of Women in Technology Western Australia 2019, NASA Space App Challenge, Energy Hack, Transport Hack WA, and UWA Innovation Challenge. Her superpower is learning new technology and smashing Microsoft certificates. In the world of fast changes, she strives to be 1 percent better technically every day by cultivating her abilities through persistence and effort.

Jimmy is the creator and maintainer of the popular OSS libraries AutoMapper and MediatR. Jimmy is an independent consultant, and the chief architect at Headspring (part of Accenture), a custom software consultancy based in Austin, TX. Jimmy has received the "Microsoft Most Valuable Professional" (MVP) award every year since 2009.

Jo is the Lead Developer Advocate at Ably. She is passionate about building apps with real time data, wearable IoT projects, and writing great CSS. She’s got 10 years experience as a front end developer and has worked in various parts of the tech industry from startups, agencies, charities to large organisations. She is also a mentor and organiser at codebar.io where she is able to act on her passion not only for teaching good use of the web but also for improving the diversity and inclusivity of the tech industry.

Dr. Jodie Burchell is the Developer Advocate in Data Science at JetBrains, and was previously the Lead Data Scientist in audiences generation at Verve Group Europe. After finishing a PhD in Psychology and a postdoc in biostatistics, she has worked in a range of data science and machine learning roles across search improvement, recommendation systems, NLP and programmatic advertising. She has a particular interest in topics such as applying behavioural science techniques to ML projects and the relationship between engineering and data science. She is also the author of two books, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to Ggplot2" and "The Hitchhiker's Guide to Plotnine", and writes a data science and machine learning blog.

John Arne er tech lead for Java på NRK.no, og var på vakt da MGP gikk ned i 2020.

Johnny Hooyberghs is a consultant for Involved since 2014 focusing on .NET architecture and backend development and a Microsoft MVP since 2020. Prior to joining Involved, he has had experience developing software for Corilus since 2008. He has been passionate about .NET ever since it was released and his areas of expertise are C#, .NET (Core), WCF, WinForms, WPF, ASP.NET (Core), Entity Framework (Core), Azure and ALM using the Microsoft Stack. Every now and then he enjoys doing some web development using JavaScript. Since 2010, Johnny spends some of his free time teaching .NET and C# for the adult education institute CVO Antwerpen. When he's not working or teaching, he likes some casual gaming, scuba diving, learning to play the piano, travelling the world and visiting as many theme parks as possible.

Keerthana Ganesh is a Security Solutions Architect with a background in Cyber Security and Cloud Engineering ever since she graduated from the University of Sheffield with a degree in Computer Science in 2019. During her career, she has worked with clients in the financial sector and healthcare sector working on projects involving data visualisations, anti-malware upgrades and database migrations.

Kevlin is an independent consultant, speaker, writer and trainer. His development interests, contributions and work with companies covers programming, people and practice. He has contributed to open- and closed-source codebases, been a columnist for a number of magazines and sites and has been on far too many committees (it has been said that "a committee is a cul-de-sac down which ideas are lured and then quietly strangled"). He is co-author of A Pattern Language for Distributed Computing and On Patterns and Pattern Languages, two volumes in the Pattern-Oriented Software Architecture series. He is also editor of 97 Things Every Programmer Should Know and 97 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know. He lives in Bristol and online.

Kristofer is a passionate React developer that's spent a lot of time writing about React, JavaScript and front-end development the last couple of years. He's the curator of the popular weekly React digest, ForrigeUke, and he's the guy behind react.christmas.

Lars is a Senior Developer Evangelist with Pluralsight, author, trainer, Microsoft Azure MVP, community leader, aspiring YouTube host and part time classic car collector. He is heavily involved in the space of cloud computing services, especially Azure, and is a published author, solution architect and writer for numerous publications. He has been a part of the software development community for the past 20 years and co-organises the DDD Melbourne community conference, organises developer events with Microsoft, and also runs a part time car restoration business. He has spoken at numerous technical events around the world and is an expert in Australian Outback Internet.

Layla is a Developer Advocate at VMware serving the .NET community. She is a Live Coder on Twitch, a Microsoft MVP,  a GitHub Star, and the founder of the #WomenOfDotNet Initiative. Layla loves sharing knowledge whilst having fun. No question is stupid and beginners are always welcome.

With a day job as the development lead for a mid-sized Minneapolis agency, Lemon spends his work time making websites for money and his free time making websites for no money.

He's created a number of stupid things for the internet, like all the games on kinda.fun, the wikiHow game damn.dog, the Google Autocomplete game idiots.win, and a bunch of other things of questionable use. He also hosts a podcast that looks at some of the internet's weirder subcultures. It is not safe for your work, unless you work somewhere really cool.

Liam Westley is Head of Engineering at FreemarketFX, a fintech startup specializing in foreign currency trading, with a cloud native platform in Azure. He quite likes working near London Bridge as there is some fantastic food and coffee to be had within a few minutes walk.

Previous to FreemarketFX, Liam worked at Huddle just down the road in Aldgate helping the mobile and desktop teams create apps to play nicely with microservices.  At Criteria MX, a digital media startup he worked as a consultant via his own company Tiger Computer Services Ltd, specialising in software for Broadcast Television. His Niagara SMS moderation system was used by QVC UK for eight years to display SMS messages from viewers, live, on screen. Liam is also responsible for the ticketing system for Hat Trick Productions which provides e-tickets to shows such as Have I Got News For You and Room 101.

Liam has worked for chellomedia, GMTV, BSkyB, SmashedAtom and Original Thinking Group. In his time he created the first in house weather system for Sky News using Visual Basic 1.0, acted as architect for two general election systems, project managed the launch of the GMTV web site, was key to delivering the first interactive television chat service in the UK for BSkyB and helped launch the first live shopping channels in the Netherlands.

Lian always wanted to save the world

After a failed attempt at becoming a lawyer, she decided to do something with computers instead. Working as a Fullstack Software Engineer, she got into attending tech events and giving talks on Machine Learning. During this time, she fell in love with the tech community and discovered her passion for building community and providing a safe and productive environment for all, which led to her co-organising the community conference ServerlessDays Amsterdam.

Currently, Lian lives in Amsterdam and works as Developer Advocate at Tilt Dev, trying to make developing on Kubernetes easy and fun.

Maarten Hoppen has been working in Agile environments since 2004. He has a background in development and management. For the last 10 years he has been a full time Agile Coach, a Professional Scrum Trainer at Scrum.org and Accredited Kanban Trainer at the Kanban University. He loves working with individuals, teams and organizations to help them adopt Agile and Lean thinking in their work, communication and collaboration. His goal is to improve productivity, create a pleasant workplace and unleash intrinsic motivation. The last years he can see a shift of focus in his work towards management consulting and optimizing the organization as a whole. In that perspective he believes Kanban is the best tool for optimizing the whole and addressing resistance in a company. That is also why he certified as an Evidence Based Management (EBMgt) Consultant at Scrum.org. He is a pragmatic Agilist and always looks for the best combination of tools and frameworks to reach the goal we want to achieve.

Magnar is a happy developer at Kodemaker, building stuff on and off the job. He is the author of the Emacs Rocks! and Parens of the Dead screencasts, an avid open source contributor, and functional programming enthusiast.

Malte is a passionate machine learning engineer for the Nordic consultancy company Knowit. Through various projects for big Norwegian companies, he has gathered knowledge about data engineering and machine learning development. Currently, he helps Entur develop their AI and Data platform. In addition to this, he is the founder of Artificial Chapter, Knowits internal group for sharing knowledge related to artificial intelligence.

Aside from his consultancy job, Malte enjoys sharing knowledge and holding talks at various conferences. Since starting his career he has held workshops and talks at several international conferences, and he will continue doing exactly that until a global pandemic stops him - if even a global pandemic can stop him!

Manu is a Senior Developer at Aboveit, a Norwegian consultancy company, and is also in the company management as Team Lead. Being a machine learning enthusiast since he watched The Terminator for the first time, he is also an AI Tech Lead.
 
With experience from various parts of the stack, Manu is currently part of a team responsible for development and distribution of timetable data for public transportation at Ruter. During his MSc studies at UCSB and the NTNU, he specialized in AI, with his thesis doing an extensive study on gender identification of authors using deep learning and natural language processing.
 
Day job aside, Manu has held both talks and workshops at several international conferences - he enjoys sharing knowledge. He has also developed an appreciation for the non-technological aspects of a near post-pandemic world, where staring at a wall and saving plants are not considered hobbies anymore.


Marc is a Sr Developer Advocate at Ably with a strong focus on event-driven architectures in the Azure cloud. He loves helping developers to achieve more every day.

You might have seen Marc at a developer meetup or conference since he's a regular speaker in the area of Azure cloud & serverless technologies. He started Azure Functions University, a free and open source learning curriculum on GitHub, where everyone can learn about Azure Functions at their own pace. In 2019, 2020, and 2021 Marc received the Microsoft Azure MVP award for his community contributions.

In his spare time, Marc likes to give attention to the creative part of his brain. He likes to create pixel art (check out VSCode Pets), code visuals & music, and an occasional retro game.

My experience spans writing and designing desktop applications, websites and cloud solutions. Entirety of my 9-year-long commercial experience consists of writing .NET exclusively, although through the past few years I’ve added a Frontend spin to the mix in the form of React. I’ve also spent a lot of time advocating Agile, as I believe it can be very useful if it’s understood and done right.

Outside of work I’m a dad of a happy 1,5 year old boy, husband, video-game lover (I've been waiting 7 years for Lost Ark, but it was worth it), I like digital painting and enjoying a nice sauna. I also enjoy learning programming languages, when my curiosity gets the better of me.

Marianne Melhoos is a full stack developer working at Webstep and based in Oslo. She graduated from NTNU in Trondheim with a master of science in 2016 and have been working with various technologies within web, backend and cloud since. Beside work she is the manager of TENK (the technology network for women) who organize a technology summer camps for young girls in Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim. On her freetime she likes to cook, knit and do burpees at the gym.

Empathic digitalization leader. Helping organizations being digital and data-empowered with analytics and technology. Engaged to make our workplaces inclusive and safe.

Mark Seemann helps programmers make code easier to maintain. His professional interests include functional programming, object–oriented development, software architecture, as well as software development in general. Apart from writing books about Code That Fits in Your Head and Dependency Injection he has also created several Pluralsight courses, Clean Coders videos, and written numerous articles and blog posts about programming.

Originally poised to become a rock star or (failing that) graphic novelist (in the European tradition) he one day found himself with insufficient talent for either, a master’s degree in Economics, and a desire for working with computers. He has been doing the latter intermittently since 1995. When not working with software or spending time with his family, Mark enjoys reading, listening to and playing music, as well as preparing or consuming gourmet food and wine.

Mark is the founder of RendleLabs, which is really just him playing with .NET Core, Docker, Azure, microservices and so on and then teaching other people about it and helping them build clean, stable, scalable solutions. He's been getting paid to do what he loves for nearly 30 years now, and still worries that somebody's going to notice and make him stop.

I am a software engineer working on diverse tech stacks but focusing mostly on .NET in C#, Web Technologies and iOS/Swift.

I am a technology enthusiast who always works on improving development and DevOps processes at our company to make life easier for developers and help deliver high. I was awarded Microsoft MVP for community and open-source work around .NET Core.

Martin is a Developer Advocate at Honeycomb, o11y enthusiast, and a delivery-focused Developer from the UK. With over 20 years experience in development in the .NET ecosystem, he’s worked with many companies on scaling up engineering teams and products. The past few years have been spent working on solving complex problems with some of the UK’s big names, including e-commerce retailers and credit lenders.

An award winning CTO, UX / UI designer & developer, international speaker, and author, Martine focuses on web interfaces that are beautiful, functional, accessible, and usable. She approaches user experience from both art and science, drawing from her degrees in psychology and visual communications. She has worked as a developer, artist, educator, and consultant since 2005. 
In 2015, she published a children's book, “Programming Languages ABC++”, and in 2016 the Workbook Edition sold over 20,000 copies. Shen then went on to write “Approachable Accessibility: Planning for Success” which was released in June 2019 and “Architecting CSS: The Programmer’s Guide to Effective Stylesheets” in 2020.
Currently, she is the CTO at Andromeda Galactic Solutions where she continues  work on and share her passion for front end development.

I'm a Sr. Front-End Engineer at Medallia, building their surveys platform and helping them shape the customer experience market with React.

My areas of interest include JS and compile-to-JS languages, DX, and performance optimization. Aside from public speaking about these, I also volunteer at TechLabs, teaching front-end development.

Mathis Hammel is a tech evangelist at CodinGame, a company specialized in mini-games to learn programming and developer recruitement.

He is a specialist and technical advisor in cybersecurity, machine learning, and algorithms. Mathis is passionate about technical challenges such as programming competitions and Capture The Flag, and holds several titles from national and international championships.

Matias is a software developer working almost two years at the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, NRK. After years of coding in Python, the .NET world of programming has finally revealed it self for him. When he’s not sitting in front of the computer, Matias can be seen out in the woods or playing with his infant son.

Consultant, developer and Firebase lead at Bekk.

Meg is a technical lead at FotoWare, designing and developing a scalable cloud-native storage and indexing system for digital media. Two decades of hands-on software development with a focus on API design has nurtured her passion for creating extensible and maintainable codebases. Now a veteran of multiple cloud-native systems, she has learned to also apply these qualities not only to the code, but to the infrastructure itself.

Melissa Houghton is a Lead Software Engineer at Azenix and a Microsoft MVP in Developer Technologies.

Her work is focused on application development using Angular, .NET, and Azure, but she has a wide variety of skills and is always open to learning new things.

An advocate for women in tech with a passion for leadership, technology and giving back to the community. She frequents tech events, is an international conference speaker and organiser of DDD Melbourne conference, Melb․NET meetup, and Microsoft AU New Breakpoint Community.

Originally from California, Melissa loves to travel and now lives in Melbourne, Australia.

Michael is a member of the GraphQL technical steering committee, a Microsoft MVP, and the author of the Hot Chocolate project (https://github.com/ChilliCream/hotchocolate), a platform for building GraphQL servers and clients in .NET. For the last couple of years, this open-source project is his main focus. 

Apart from his work in the open-source community, Michael works as a consultant to help companies to move to GraphQL. You can read about the Hot Chocolate project on his blog https://chillicream.com/blog/.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/michael_staib
GitHub: https://github.com/michaelstaib
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-staib-31519571/
MVP: https://mvp.microsoft.com/en-us/PublicProfile/5003672

I'm a passionate and experienced software architect from Milan, Italy.
I've worked as a software engineer and architect for almost ten years in product and consultancy companies, taking the best from both worlds.
In 2022, I've published my first book, "Real-World Next.js," where I talk about the web framework that changed forever the way we build web applications.
I'm currently working as a Senior Software Architect in NearForm while contributing to many open-source projects in different languages (TypeScript, Haskell, Golang), writing technical articles, and speaking to many international conferences.

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