Björn Carlson

Russel Winder

Russel tweets at @russel_winder.

Peter Bourgon

Peter is developer at Weaveworks, building the software-defined network and monitoring products that will drive the cloud-native application stacks of the future.

Before that he was a search and infrastructure engineer at SoundCloud, scaling the web's largest audio platform to hundreds of millions of users. Peter is also an active member of the open-source Go community, and the author of Go kit, a toolkit for microservices.

Greg Young

Greg is an independent consultant and serial entrepreneur. He has 10+ years of varied experience in computer science from embedded operating systems to business systems and he brings a pragmatic and often times unusual viewpoint to discussions.

He's a frequent contributor to InfoQ, speaker/trainer at Skills Matter and also a well-known speaker at international conferences. Greg also writes about CQRS, DDD and other hot topics on www.codebetter.com.

Marcus Hughes

Camilo Ribeiro

Before Klarna, worked as Senior Consultant for ThoughtWorks Inc in several projects across Brazil and the US, completed a post degree in Software Engineering for the Federal University of Minas Gerais and worked as Quality Analyst and Developer in several startups and medium size companies in Brazil.

As a speaker, Camilo presented several topics relates to continuous delivery, micro-service testing, gui testing and agile in several conferences, such as qCon (infoQ), The Developers Conference, Scrum Bolivia, DevDay, Agile Brazil and many others across South America.

Follow Camilo at @camiloribeiro

Ivan Moore

Hilverd Reker

Sergey Evstifeev

Previously he has worked with implementing Klarna's systems in Erlang as well as testing mobile Java implementations at Sun Microsystems.

Lilach Adir

Michal Tirosh

I think and deeply believe in human diversity as important factor in the success of companies (and societies... but this is for a different talk).

Working hard on making it our reality at Klarna Tel Aviv.

Inlab Gilai

Check out Rails Girls

Russ Miles

Russ Miles is on a mission, as an Author, Speaker and Engineering Manager, to help people thrive in one of the harshest, and potentially impactful, working environments: software system engineering.

Through his books, mentorship, open source contributions, talks, courses and his daily work, Russ tries to help people that are responsible for building and running some of today's most critical software-based systems to develop their own personal resilience, empathy, EQ and grit to flourish at work and in their lives.

Russ can be reached in email at russ@russmiles.com, on Linkedin, and on Twitter.

• Reliably
• Chaos Toolkit
• Learning Chaos Engineering by Russ Miles

Erik Lindblad

Peter Rodgers

Peter started his research into ROC at Hewlett Packard Labs. When trying to build very large scale software solutions, he discovered that with traditional software he could afford to "build-one" but the long-tail cost of software dwarves the headline costs. He started thinking seriously about the Web as an abstraction for general software with the aim that the economics of the Web could be introduced to any software solution.

Follow Peter at @pjr1060 .

Geoff Hollingworth

Geoff Hollingworth is Head of Product Marketing Cloud Systems. He is responsible for the global positioning, promotion and education of Ericsson’s next generation Cloud infrastructure offerings, which focuses on industrializing the promise of cloud to meet the needs of countries, businesses and people in the future.

Prior to this Hollingworth was embedded in AT&T in Palo Alto California Silicon Valley, leading Ericsson’s innovation efforts towards the AT&T Foundry initiative. During this period Ericsson helped AT&T launch "Sponsored Data", “Enhanced WebRTC” and “Connected Car” services.

He has previously held positions as Head of IP Services Strategy for North America, oversaw the Ericsson brand in North America and also led Ericsson’s next generation multimedia initiative to drive the three-screen experience for the Volvo Ocean Race. He joined Ericsson more than 20 years ago and has held roles in software R&D, mobile network deployment and was director of Marketing for Ericsson in North America. Hollingworth has been based in London, Stockholm, Dallas and Palo Alto.

He holds a First Class Honors Bachelors degree in Computing Science and has won the Computing Science Prize of Excellence from Aston University in Birmingham, United Kingdom.

Geoff is also Chairman of the board for Application Developers Alliance

Rachel Reese

She's also an ASPInsider, an F# MVP, a Xamarin MVP, a community enthusiast, one of the founding @lambdaladies, and a Rachii. You can find her on twitter, @rachelreese, or on her blog: rachelree.se.

Marcus Olsson

He is a Go programmer and Linux geek that spends his days on the backend side, advocating Domain Driven Design and simple, clean code through the use of lightweight tools and technologies that just get it done.

Follow Marcus on @marcusolsson

Mike Gehard

Follow Mike at @mikegehard

David Dawson

David is a freelance Microservices consultant and founder of the Muon project (http://muoncore.io). He takes his passion for system design, architecture and philosophy to all his clients, drinks their coffee and gives them Microservice platforms and systems in return.

He works across Europe and lives in Manchester, UK.

Matteo Collina

In 2014, he defended his Ph.D. thesis titled "Application Platforms for the Internet of Things". Now he is a Software Architect at nearForm, where he consults for the top brands in world. Matteo is also the author of the Node.js MQTT Broker, Mosca, the fast logger Pino and of the LevelGraph database. Since last December, he is a Node.js collaborator, maintaining UDP and Streams. Matteo spoke at several international conferences: Node.js Interactive, NodeConf.eu, NodeSummit, LXJS, Distill by Engine Yard, and JsDay to name a few. He is also co-author of the book "Javascript: Best Practices" edited by FAG, Milan. In the summer he loves sailing the Sirocco.

Follow Matteo at @matteocollina.

Viktor Klang