Attendees
Greg Watson
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, United States
Greg Watson is a Senior Research Scientist at ORNL and project leader for the Eclipse Parallel Tools Platform Project. His research interests focus on tools for parallel computers, program debugging, distributed computing, and operating systems, which has led him to work in some strange places, such as Los Alamos National Laboratory. In addition to Eclipse, he has also contributed to other open source projects, such as the award winning Clustermatic Linux-based cluster management system and the CoreBoot project that aims to replace your proprietary BIOS with an open source alternative.
Michael Kutz
Quality Engineer at REWE digital GmbH, Germany
I’ve been working as a professional software developer since 2009. Working in Agile software projects practicing continuous delivery and deployment, I developed a strong taste for QA and test automation.
Since 2014 I work for REWE digital as a software engineer with strong QA focus. Since august 2018 I’m the company’s first quality engineer, helping the autonomous development teams to improve and extend their automated tests, to refine their continuous delivery and deployment pipelines and generally to optimize their development process regarding QA.
Radu Cotescu
Senior Software Engineer at Adobe, Switzerland
Radu is a Senior Software Engineer in the Adobe Experience Manager Sites team at Adobe Research Switzerland. A member of the Apache Software Foundation, he also serves as a PMC member of the Apache Sling project. He is one of the engineering leads of the HTML Template Language, known as HTL, whose reference implementation has been donated to Sling. His current research interests are around software architectures for cloud-ready web content management systems.
Patrick Van Enkhuijzen
Agile Tester at De Agile Testers, Belgium
I'm an experienced tester and want to get things done and getting it done together! Getting things done together and doing it while having fun, because without fun my day would feel a little bit lost... Continuous improvement and customer interaction are very important to me. Agile is in my blood and I try to convey that in my life.
Patrick Van Enkhuijzen
Agile Tester at De Agile Testers, Belgium
I'm an experienced tester and want to get things done and getting it done together! Getting things done together and doing it while having fun, because without fun my day would feel a little bit lost... Continuous improvement and customer interaction are very important to me. Agile is in my blood and I try to convey that in my life.
Patrick Van Enkhuijzen
Agile Tester at De Agile Testers, Belgium
I'm an experienced tester and want to get things done and getting it done together! Getting things done together and doing it while having fun, because without fun my day would feel a little bit lost... Continuous improvement and customer interaction are very important to me. Agile is in my blood and I try to convey that in my life.
Patrick Van Enkhuijzen
Agile Tester at De Agile Testers, Belgium
I'm an experienced tester and want to get things done and getting it done together! Getting things done together and doing it while having fun, because without fun my day would feel a little bit lost... Continuous improvement and customer interaction are very important to me. Agile is in my blood and I try to convey that in my life.
Elisabeth Vogl
Social Science Researcher at ISF Munich, Germany
I studied Sociology and Economics. During my studies I started to focus on how digitalization changes the economy, working conditions and relations. After my graduation I started as Social Science Researcher at the ISF Munich. It is one of the leading research institutes in Germany with a specific focus on digitalization and the future of work. My research focuses on the role of Cloud and IoT in innovation strategies and on the rising role of open source in digital transformation and the corresponding changes in how organizations work and corporate software development is organized.
Camille Letavernier
Senior Software Architect at EclipseSource, France
Camille Letavernier is a Software Architect at EclipseSource France. He has been working with Eclipse for 10 years, initially on (Graphical) modeling technologies, as a Papyrus committer (Papyrus/UML/EMF/GMF/GEF). Nowadays, he's still developing Eclipse plug-ins, although with more focus on RCP Applications, and transition to other platforms (Eclipse FX, Web...)