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Confirmed Speakers
We always aim to deliver interesting, useful and relevant topics by world-class experts and thought leaders. Here is the list of confirmed speakers with their short bios and topics they will cover on this year's camp.
Californian by birth and Dutchman by choice, Stephen is an art director, designer-who-codes, and writer. He's the author of the book Responsive Design Workflow. His work is focused on design processes and decision making. At Web Summer Camp, he'll talk about how we can stand out by paying more attention to our own problems, and less to what other companies are doing.
Experienced speaker across all 5 continents, training and helping companies like Costa Coffee, Premier Inn, The Royal Mail and UK Government to increase their ROI when doing Social Media, Lead Generation and Web Conversion. At the Web Summer Camp 2022, she will be sharing her most valuable strategies about how to increase your conversion rates.
Globaly known Web Performance Engineer, experienced speaker and trainer, consulted Google, UN, Etsy, Kickstarter, BBC, Unilever, Deloitte and many more. Returning to Web Summer Camp for 2nd time Harry will share his latest tips&tricks for web performance optimisation - which is always super important topic.
Valeria brings a human-centred perspective to businesses while focusing on their processes, their culture and their organizationational constraints. She helps her clients manage the challenges of designing and delivering services, while finding the right balance between user requests and what the organisation can actually deliver. Valeria & Flaminia will hold a full day workhop on the UX track.
PHP internals expert and author of Xdebug. He works as an independent contractor and consultant on PHP extensions and related projects. Returning to Web Summer Camp for 2nd time Derick will deliver a workshop combining debugging practices and most recent PHP8 features.
Flaminia is a design strategist, career advisor, and facilitator with a special focus on gender equality and team inclusive dynamics. She up-skills Sage colleagues with the capabilities around Innovation, Design Thinking, and Rapid Experimentation. Valeria & Flaminia will hold a full day workhop on the UX track.
Helping Developers succeed in Artifical Inteligence and Web3; Master Ceremony, speaker, trainer, community leader for various events such as Web3 London, ReactEurope, Reactive Conf, etc; Previously worked for AWS. Returning to Web Summer Camp for 2nd time Gerard will deliver a worskhop on TensorFlow.
Princiya is an Engineering Manager at Anaconda and Leadership Fellow with Women Who Code. She has a dozen years of experience building full-stack web & mobile apps, and leading technical teams at scale. Princiya advocates for open source, privacy & security and offers career advice for underrepresented people in technology. Returning to Web Summer Camp for 2nd time Princya will deliver a worskhop on frontend to serverless.
PHP guru and consultant for Roave and laminas teams, part of the Doctrine Project core team, Marco is always pushing for better practices in the PHP ecosystem. Marco is also known as "Ocramius" :) and will hold a workshop about eventsourcing on Sept 1.
Ramona has contributed to product development at shopware AG for the last 6 years in QA and as a software developer. She uses this dual experience to strengthen trust in test automation and support testers. At WSC, she will do a deep dive into how end-to-end testing should be done, using tools like Cypress.
Software Engineering Manager for Web at Phorest Saloon Software, Arch Conveyer/Community Manager of CodeAfrique; Returning to Web Summer Camp for 2nd time to tell us why good documentation is as important as the code.
Sam has extensive experience in working on WebRTC, web video, image optimization and form best practice initiatives. Before Google he was employed by the BBC, ITN, and Decca Records, while the last 3 years were spent with the Privacy Sandbox team.
A PHP enthusiast and member of the Symfony Community for 15 years. As a developer, he was involved in countless Symfony projects. As a trainer, he has 10 years of experience in conducting developer-oriented workshops. At Web Summer Camp Andreas will hold a specialized workshop on the advanced usage of Symfony.
Simon, from Cambridge (UK), helps companies succeed with digital at Studio 24. His passions include web, PHP, content and accessibility. At WSC22 he will share insight from the W3C website redesign and the experience of working with industry standard-setters, plus the unique challenges the team faced.
Anuradha is a frontend developer, working on making the web more accessible, one website at a time. She is passionate about exploring new technologies and sharing knowledge through tech articles and talks. She has been recognized as GDE, MVP, MDE, and WTM Ambassador. As an accessibility advocate, she aims to spread awareness and empower the community toward achieving the common goal of inclusion through technology.
Rowan leads the developer relations team for security, privacy, payments, and identity on the web - basically anywhere you're trying to create (or specifically not create!) a relationship on the web. He's been at Google for nearly 9 years working across a variety of products from Firebase, Android Wear, all the way back to Google+.
Magdalena Sekulić Ljubić is a Product Owner in Hrvatski Telekom with a focus on SaaS solutions. With her experience in customer care, sales, and marketing, Magdalena's goal is to improve UX through different communication channels. At WSC Magdalena will join Ante Stjepanovic to talk about improving customer experience through automated communications.
Ante Stjepanovic leads the Go-To-Market strategy for Infobip's AI chatbot solution. He closely collaborates with clients and developers, continuously following market trends to improve customer experience in all stages of their journey. At Web Summer Camp Ante will be talking about improving customer experience through automated communications.
For more than 20 years, he's been creating digital experiences that make interactions easier and drive value for clients. He's an experienced digital strategist focused on data-driven decision-making, always mixed with a bit of silly. Vanja will give a talk at the Tech Forum on Sept 1.
Neal is an Engineering Manager at Lendable and spends his days helping engineers achieve great things. He's passionate about TDD, DDD, Serverless, and supporting people with their career progression and learning.
Ondrej is a full stack developer with background in Customer Success field that made him passionate about improving developer and editor experience in content creation and management. Being a former .NET dev he loves strongly typed languages, great debugging tools, and cloud services. Ondrej will give a talk at the Tech Forum on Sept 1.
Matt is a senior devops engineer at Lendable, he started out as a Linux sysadmin almost 20 years ago and worked his way up until devops became a thing, weirdly obsessed with automation and containerization which makes him a great devops engineer but a questionable party guest.
Luka has been doing computer stuff professionally for over 20 years. A software developer turned cloud architect who loves putting out trash fires for money. Runs Awesome Force, a full service chaos management agency. Formerly infrastructure lead at Noom, engineering lead at Meetup, CTO and co-founder at Hitlist and developer at DeviantArt.
Digital Transformation leader with international experience, strong information technology background and analytical skills coupled with astute business acumen. Specialized in forward-looking business development and process digital transformation, ensuring that enterprise's digital & IT strategy is optimal, given current and emerging digital realities, opportunities and threats.
Christian has 25 Years of Digital Consulting and Development, involved in many web related topics: Internet Marketing, e-Commerce, Intranet building, Portal Building, Document Management, CRM & CXM, CMS, SEO, SEM, etc. He is also manages teams and leads the company.
Apart from moderating peer groups, Janus is working on steering large, complex and critical digital projects through to successful completion. He chairs the internationally recognized Boye Conferences held since 2005 in Aarhus, Denmark and since 2009 in Philadelphia, US. Janus will be moderating the Tech Forum on Sept 1.
