Unconference: Building Engineering Teams
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The Ladder Is Missing Rungs: Engineering Progression When AI Ate the Middle
Tuesday Mar 17 / 01:35PM GMT
Career progression in engineering has traditionally followed a predictable path: junior tasks teach fundamentals, mid-level work builds judgment, senior roles require synthesis across systems.
Alasdair Allan
Scientist, Author, Hacker, Maker, Journalist, and Head of Documentation, CTO @Negroni Venture Studios, Interim CTO @Evaro
Team Topologies as the 'Infrastructure for Agency' with AI
Tuesday Mar 17 / 10:35AM GMT
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Matthew Skelton
CEO & Principal @Conflux, Co-Author of "Team Topologies", Leader in Modern Organizational Dynamics for Fast Flow
From Copilots to Orchestrators: A Three-Month Playbook for Training AI-Native Engineering Teams
Tuesday Mar 17 / 05:05PM GMT
Most engineering teams are stuck treating AI as autocomplete. Engineers have GitHub Copilot installed (or Claude or Cursor or whatever), they're generating snippets faster, but leaders can't connect usage to business outcomes—and developers are shipping code they don't fully understand.
Krystal Flores
Staff Software Engineer @Crunchyroll, Previously @Carta, @Lob, @Simple Habit, and @Nordstromrack.com|HauteLook
Blurring the Lines: Engineering & Data Working Teams in the Age of AI
Tuesday Mar 17 / 11:45AM GMT
Every senior engineer knows the feeling: a model makes a bad decision, a customer complains, and suddenly you're debugging a system that spans three teams, two pipelines, and a machine learning model nobody fully owns. Where do you even start?
Building a Culture of Psychological Safety
Tuesday Mar 17 / 02:45PM GMT
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