Techday Make IT Real - December 17, Moscow
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December 17 (Monday) we arrange TECHDAY MAKE IT REAL - especially for those who prefer to introduce their innovations to beautiful speeches about innovations.
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Formally, techday will be divided into two parts: the main program and activities on thematic sites.
The list of speakers, the program and the link to registration - under the cut. Participation is free.
Here we organize two tracks for speakers, where experts will talk about the experience of implementing various solutions and their impact on business performance (What we do), as well as on the organization of work and ensuring continuous development (How we do). Technical Director Kirill Yermakov, Agile Coach Maxim Gaponov, Director of IT and Development Andrey Protopopov, Head of QIWI Blockchain Technologies Alexey Arkhipov and others will speak on these topics.
This will not be the “Speaker Speaking - Everyone Listens” format. Here anyone can voice their opinions on the topic of modern technologies and share stories on one of ten thematic hubs:
Quality assurance, Back- and Frontend, Info Security, DataBase, Big Data, Machine Learning, Infrastructure, Teams, People, UX & Design.
11:00 - 11:45 - What you did not know about QIWI (Kirill Ermakov / Technology)
For the last three years, Kirill has led the operation and safety of the QIWI group. In the past, an expert on web application security and developer of corporate data protection systems. A member of many bug-hunting programs and "halls of fame" for security in companies such as Apple, Mail.ru and Yandex. Founded Vulners, one of the largest vulnerability bases. Advisor to Wallarm, which created an AI-based application protection system.
11:45 - 12:05 - Microservice architecture: how and why (Pavel Chernyak / Development of server applications)
He has been developing software for 10 years, of which the last 3 years have divided large monoliths into neat microservices. The solutions created by Paul are actively used for the development of the company's business.
12:05 - 12:20 - The dark side of backend development (Dmitry Royenko / Development of server applications)
Dmitry's specialty is DevOps. From the very beginning of his career he has been developing software in various programming languages. Over the past 5 years, along with QIWI, I have gone a long way from several monoliths on virtual machines to hundreds of microservices in a private cloud.
12:20 - 12:35 - Changing the data schema during working hours: how we manage it (Peter Bobrov / Database Administration)
Works with databases for 20 years, including 8 years in the technical support of Oracle. Improves system performance, reduces downtime, and helps developers understand database logic. Changes people and processes for the better.
13:05 - 13:20 - BigData - what is it for us and how we prepare it (Dmitry Zaitsev / Database Development)
Dmitry's work has always been associated with data: he has five years of administration and seven years of development in Oracle. For the last two years, QIWI has been developing storage on Vertica and Hadoop.
13:20 - 13:40 - ML & AI - from Excel to Neurons (Lydia Khramova / Business Modeling
He heads the group of business modeling. Long and sincerely loves analytics and machine learning, and for six years it is mutual. I am sure that to use data science in practice, you need not only complex neural networks, but also the ability to gracefully solve business problems, getting simple and useful conclusions.
13:40 - 13:55 - A bot to help you: we automate textual customer support (Nikolay Kartashov / Data Science)
Leads several data science projects, creating products that used to be very expensive or impossible to develop. Nicholas likes to solve complex and interesting tasks, which are always enough in his direction.
14:25 - 14:40 - Distributed data center: how we have ceased to be afraid (Vasily Gladyshev / Resiliency of processing)
Has more than 15 years of experience in the maintenance and design of systems in 24x7 mode. At QIWI, the company is responsible for infrastructure accessibility and SLA services compliance.
14:40 - 15:00 - TestOps. QA Evolution (Anton Shakinko / Testing Server Applications)
Anton has been testing backend services and logic in databases for more than three years. At the same time, he always tries to automate the work with the system: from a developer’s commit, run to the test and autotest run to the metrics of the laid out service to end users.
15:00 - 15:15 - How to build a secure Windows environment and not stop the company (Artem Korchak / Operation of internal systems)
Senior Windows System Administrator. After working in information security and introducing antifraud-system in Svyaznoy, I found myself in a Windows infrastructure. I started from scratch and a year later I got into QIWI technical support. At this time, I got carried away with System Center Configuration Manager, and after a year and a half I moved to the Windows administrators division, where I still work in the position of SCCM Engineer.
15:15 - 15:40 - How to create a market DLT ecosystem and unite participants in it (Alexey Arkhipov / Cryptotechnology)
Alexey began his career in QIWI in IT, for a long time headed the direction of IT-operation. In 2016, he founded Qiwi Blockchain Technologies (QBT). Now QBT is one of the leading development companies of DLT and blockchain business solutions in the Russian market.
11:00 - 11:45 - Organize yourself or others will do it (Maxim Gaponov / Agile & Self-organization)
11:45 - 12:20 - Agile as a business need (Andrey Protopopov / Products & IT)
12:20 - 12:35 - Magic ball or grocery work? (Alexey Dityatyev / Product Development)
13:05 - 13:30 - Why should developers understand users and how to achieve this? (Dmitry Soloviev / User research)
13:30 - 13:55 - How to stop being dependent on the designer? (Julia Urasova / UX & Design)
14:25 - 14:50 - Conflicts - collaboration fuel (Elena Tsypkina / User Support)
14:50 - 15:15 - Continuous development or the fight against the strikers (Mikhail Podurets / Agile & Self-organization)
15:15 - 15:40 - Making a giant product for the quarter: approaches and processes (Oleg Ryazhenov-Sims / Conscience Card)
For battles of opinions on the most controversial IT issues, a separate platform will be created - REAL TALK.
They, like the tracks, will also be two. The first one is GIFTS & BAR. On it, the participants of MAKE IT REAL will receive gifts in exchange for bonuses earned for activity before or during the event. The second site is the “IT-apartment”, styled as an IT specialist’s workroom. In it you can relax, chat with friends and colleagues, and if necessary - to devote time to their own projects in between the visits to the hubs and speeches.
We are waiting for you at the site LOFT # 2 (Moscow, Leninskaya Sloboda, d. 26s11) on Monday, December 17, from 10 to 18 hours.
For more information and to register at MAKE IT REAL, please visit: makeitreal.works
See you!
December 17 (Monday) we arrange TECHDAY MAKE IT REAL - especially for those who prefer to introduce their innovations to beautiful speeches about innovations.
')
Formally, techday will be divided into two parts: the main program and activities on thematic sites.
The list of speakers, the program and the link to registration - under the cut. Participation is free.
Main program
Here we organize two tracks for speakers, where experts will talk about the experience of implementing various solutions and their impact on business performance (What we do), as well as on the organization of work and ensuring continuous development (How we do). Technical Director Kirill Yermakov, Agile Coach Maxim Gaponov, Director of IT and Development Andrey Protopopov, Head of QIWI Blockchain Technologies Alexey Arkhipov and others will speak on these topics.
This will not be the “Speaker Speaking - Everyone Listens” format. Here anyone can voice their opinions on the topic of modern technologies and share stories on one of ten thematic hubs:
Quality assurance, Back- and Frontend, Info Security, DataBase, Big Data, Machine Learning, Infrastructure, Teams, People, UX & Design.
What are we doing
11:00 - 11:45 - What you did not know about QIWI (Kirill Ermakov / Technology)
For the last three years, Kirill has led the operation and safety of the QIWI group. In the past, an expert on web application security and developer of corporate data protection systems. A member of many bug-hunting programs and "halls of fame" for security in companies such as Apple, Mail.ru and Yandex. Founded Vulners, one of the largest vulnerability bases. Advisor to Wallarm, which created an AI-based application protection system.
11:45 - 12:05 - Microservice architecture: how and why (Pavel Chernyak / Development of server applications)
He has been developing software for 10 years, of which the last 3 years have divided large monoliths into neat microservices. The solutions created by Paul are actively used for the development of the company's business.
12:05 - 12:20 - The dark side of backend development (Dmitry Royenko / Development of server applications)
Dmitry's specialty is DevOps. From the very beginning of his career he has been developing software in various programming languages. Over the past 5 years, along with QIWI, I have gone a long way from several monoliths on virtual machines to hundreds of microservices in a private cloud.
12:20 - 12:35 - Changing the data schema during working hours: how we manage it (Peter Bobrov / Database Administration)
Works with databases for 20 years, including 8 years in the technical support of Oracle. Improves system performance, reduces downtime, and helps developers understand database logic. Changes people and processes for the better.
13:05 - 13:20 - BigData - what is it for us and how we prepare it (Dmitry Zaitsev / Database Development)
Dmitry's work has always been associated with data: he has five years of administration and seven years of development in Oracle. For the last two years, QIWI has been developing storage on Vertica and Hadoop.
13:20 - 13:40 - ML & AI - from Excel to Neurons (Lydia Khramova / Business Modeling
He heads the group of business modeling. Long and sincerely loves analytics and machine learning, and for six years it is mutual. I am sure that to use data science in practice, you need not only complex neural networks, but also the ability to gracefully solve business problems, getting simple and useful conclusions.
13:40 - 13:55 - A bot to help you: we automate textual customer support (Nikolay Kartashov / Data Science)
Leads several data science projects, creating products that used to be very expensive or impossible to develop. Nicholas likes to solve complex and interesting tasks, which are always enough in his direction.
14:25 - 14:40 - Distributed data center: how we have ceased to be afraid (Vasily Gladyshev / Resiliency of processing)
Has more than 15 years of experience in the maintenance and design of systems in 24x7 mode. At QIWI, the company is responsible for infrastructure accessibility and SLA services compliance.
14:40 - 15:00 - TestOps. QA Evolution (Anton Shakinko / Testing Server Applications)
Anton has been testing backend services and logic in databases for more than three years. At the same time, he always tries to automate the work with the system: from a developer’s commit, run to the test and autotest run to the metrics of the laid out service to end users.
15:00 - 15:15 - How to build a secure Windows environment and not stop the company (Artem Korchak / Operation of internal systems)
Senior Windows System Administrator. After working in information security and introducing antifraud-system in Svyaznoy, I found myself in a Windows infrastructure. I started from scratch and a year later I got into QIWI technical support. At this time, I got carried away with System Center Configuration Manager, and after a year and a half I moved to the Windows administrators division, where I still work in the position of SCCM Engineer.
15:15 - 15:40 - How to create a market DLT ecosystem and unite participants in it (Alexey Arkhipov / Cryptotechnology)
Alexey began his career in QIWI in IT, for a long time headed the direction of IT-operation. In 2016, he founded Qiwi Blockchain Technologies (QBT). Now QBT is one of the leading development companies of DLT and blockchain business solutions in the Russian market.
How do we do
11:00 - 11:45 - Organize yourself or others will do it (Maxim Gaponov / Agile & Self-organization)
11:45 - 12:20 - Agile as a business need (Andrey Protopopov / Products & IT)
12:20 - 12:35 - Magic ball or grocery work? (Alexey Dityatyev / Product Development)
13:05 - 13:30 - Why should developers understand users and how to achieve this? (Dmitry Soloviev / User research)
13:30 - 13:55 - How to stop being dependent on the designer? (Julia Urasova / UX & Design)
14:25 - 14:50 - Conflicts - collaboration fuel (Elena Tsypkina / User Support)
14:50 - 15:15 - Continuous development or the fight against the strikers (Mikhail Podurets / Agile & Self-organization)
15:15 - 15:40 - Making a giant product for the quarter: approaches and processes (Oleg Ryazhenov-Sims / Conscience Card)
For battles of opinions on the most controversial IT issues, a separate platform will be created - REAL TALK.
Thematic areas
They, like the tracks, will also be two. The first one is GIFTS & BAR. On it, the participants of MAKE IT REAL will receive gifts in exchange for bonuses earned for activity before or during the event. The second site is the “IT-apartment”, styled as an IT specialist’s workroom. In it you can relax, chat with friends and colleagues, and if necessary - to devote time to their own projects in between the visits to the hubs and speeches.
We are waiting for you at the site LOFT # 2 (Moscow, Leninskaya Sloboda, d. 26s11) on Monday, December 17, from 10 to 18 hours.
For more information and to register at MAKE IT REAL, please visit: makeitreal.works
See you!
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/432562/
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