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Alain Vagner
digital accessibility specialist at the Information and press service of the Luxembourg Government, in charge of monitoring public sector websites and mobile applications, as well as awareness-raising and training within the framework of the Web Accessibility Directive. Alain Vagner participates in various international and national committees: member of the CEN/CENELEC/ETSI JWG eAccessibility committee, which manages the evolutions of the European standard EN 301 549 on digital accessibility. Member of the Web Accessibility Directive Experts Group (WADEX) representing Luxembourg. Member of the review group for the translation of WCAG 2.2 into French. Co-founder of the the FLUPA and COIN associations and previous co-organiser the LuxembourgJS meetup.
Alexei Bratuhin
Alexei is senior software engineer at OpenValue. In course of his over 15 years specializing in Java career he collected vast experience in application design, development, operations and support in multiple domains. He is also a passionate contributor to open-source whenever he can - both in his private time and as part of his project work.
Andrei Shakirin
Andrei is a Solutions Architect at Amazon Web Services and a former Pivotal Labs engineer, specializing in the design of highly scalable systems and generative AI applications. He is an active committer to several Spring and Apache open-source projects, contributor into MCP java SDK and a regular speaker at technical conferences. His areas of interest include Java and Spring, GenAI integration, MCP, resilient distributed systems, security, and domain-driven design.
Annabelle Buffart
Annabelle Buffart is a UX strategist, consultant, and founder of Llama Corp, where she helps organizations turn complex digital challenges into meaningful user experiences. With over 14 years of experience in agile environments, she has worked with major corporations, public institutions, and international teams across Europe.Passionate about co-creation, facilitation, and collective intelligence, Annabelle integrates methods like Design Thinking, Design Sprint, and Lego Serious Play to spark insight and alignment within teams. As a facilitator and frequent speaker on innovation and UX, she brings energy, empathy, and clarity to every workshop and intervention.
Anouk Ruiz
For over a decade, I have worked at the intersection of digital transformation, business development, and talent management in the technology and consulting industry.Throughout this journey, I have met thousands of candidates and observed the career paths of consultants over time. These experiences revealed recurring patterns, and I have made a book out of this experience. This book reflects the natural extension of my career: a commitment to share knowledge, demystify the implicit codes of consulting, and empower professionals to shape their own paths with confidence, ambition, and openness.
Antoine Thomas
Community manager, Open Source Products at Hyland. 25+ years of experience with open source and tech communities. I also teach and advise on open source, and write tutorials. Involved in various Open Source and Free Software projects and communities for many years. Ubuntu Studio co-founder.
Arnaud Cormier
Arnaud Cormier is a software engineer, architect and technology leader who has spent more than two decades helping organisations build and evolve large-scale digital platforms.His career has taken him from compiler technology, software development and cryptography to integration engineering, enterprise architecture and cloud transformation. Today, he leads digital transformation initiatives at the Publications Office of the European Union, where he focuses on modern software delivery practices and the impact of Agentic AI on engineering teams.Passionate about both technology and organisational change, Arnaud explores how AI is reshaping the way software is designed, built and governed. He believes the most significant impact of AI is not that developers write code faster, but that the entire operating model of software engineering is being reinvented.When he is not discussing architecture, platform engineering or AI, he is usually cooking, taking pictures, LARPing or spending time with friends and family.
Aurelien Coget
Je suis Aurélien COGET, CEO de Plumber.Je suis passionné par l'automatisation des tâches dans le cycle de vie de la livraison de logiciels (SDLC). Je me concentre sur la façon de sécuriser les chaînes d'approvisionnement DevOps.J'aime voyager 🌎, partager d'autres cultures 👩🏾🤝👨🏽, pêcher 🎣Je suis également membre actif d'un cluster d'entreprises numériques en Occitanie.
Badr Kacimi
Badr Kacimi is a Software Engineer and Consultant at Capgemini Belgium and ABN AMRO Bank in the Netherlands, where he designs and develops advanced analytical financial risk models. His day‑to‑day work spans the JVM/Spring and Python ecosystems, and he increasingly serves as a trusted advisor to Blue Harvest’s clients on technology strategy and engineering best practices.Badr is an active member of BeJUG – the Belgian Java User Group, and has delivered numerous sessions on the Java ecosystem, sharing his insights and passion for modern software engineering with the community.
Baruch Sadogursky
Baruch Sadogursky (@jbaruch) did Java before it had generics, DevOps before there was Docker, and DevRel before it had a name. He built DevRel at JFrog from a ten-person company through IPO, co-authored "Liquid Software" and "DevOps Tools for Java Developers," and is a Java Champion, Microsoft MVP, and CNCF Ambassador alumni.Today, he's obsessed with how AI agents actually write code. At Tessl, an AI agent enablement platform, Baruch focuses on context engineering, management, and sharing. On top of sharing context with AI agents, Baruch also shares knowledge with developers through blog posts, meetups, and conferences like DevNexus, QCon, Kubecon, and Devoxx, mostly about why vibecoding doesn't scale.
Benjamin Parmentier
Benjamin Parmentier est consultant technique spécialisé dans le développement et la personnalisation d'applications Odoo. Fort d'une solide expérience en Python, JavaScript, XML et PostgreSQL, il a également travaillé sur des projets Java avec Angular et Spring, notamment pour des institutions européennes au Luxembourg. Passionné par le fitness et le VTT, il combine rigueur technique et dynamisme dans tous ses projets.
Camille Nigon
Camille Nigon is an AI Solutions Architect at Red Hat, where she helps bring cutting-edge, open source AI solutions to life. With a strong background in data science and a passion for solving real-world problems, Camille loves using AI to tackle tough challenges and make a meaningful impact.She's a big believer in the power of collaboration and open innovation, and she’s especially passionate about creating more inclusive spaces in tech.Camille is actively involved in initiatives that promote diversity and help make technology accessible to everyone.When she isn’t architecting AI solutions or demystifying Kubernetes operators, you can find Camille walking the streets of Zurich or starting her day with a mandatory, well-brewed flat white.
Christian Heitzmann
Christian Heitzmann, MSc ETH CSE, is the founder and owner of SimplexaCode AG, based in Lucerne, Switzerland. He is a certified software developer in Java and Python, holding teaching diplomas in both Computer Science and Mathematics, as well as a CAS in Machine Learning. With over 20 years of experience in software development and 12 years of teaching Java, Python, mathematics, and algorithms, Christian is also a regular contributor to IT journals, sharing his expertise in the field.
Christopher Cacciatore
Expert technique avec 12 ans d’expérience, spécialisé dans les architectures microservices, j’interviens sur des systèmes complexes où la dette technique est parfois déjà installée. Passionné par le clean code, les pratiques craft et le refactoring, j'aide les équipes à autopsier leur architecture, et à trouver des stratégies pragmatiques pour reprendre le contrôle durablement.
Clément Hurlin
Clément is a French software engineer and technical leader based in Nancy, France. He began his career with a Ph.D. thesis on the verification of object-oriented programs using linear logic. Following his academic work, Clément joined Prove & Run, where he co-authored a compiler and prover for a C-like functional programming language. This experience marked the beginning of his journey as a software engineering leader, inspiring teams and establishing effective processes.After Prove & Run, Clément joined Tweag where he contributed as a software engineer and technical lead on fintech and healthcare accounts, using a variety of techs, including functional programming, Python data pipelines, and static analyzers. Clément served as the Director of the Build Systems Department at Tweag until March. In this role, he oversaw the growth of software engineers, supported tech leads on client projects, and contributed to company strategy, hiring, and sales activities. In parallel, he worked part-time as a Staff Software Engineer for selected clients.Lastly Clément joined as the Engineering lead for a startup doing static analysis of builds, in order to automatically parallelize them.
Dominique Nauroy
I am a member of the open data and access to information division of the Government's Information and press service in Luxembourg.I am a digital accessibility specialist, in charge of monitoring public sector websites and mobile applications, as well as awareness-raising and training within the framework of the Web Accessibility DirectiveI am a member of the Web Accessibility Directive Experts Group (WADEX) representing Luxembourg.From 2014 to 2022, I worked as a data journalist. I'm a fan of data visualization and I enjoy popularizing scientific information.Accessibilité numérique au Service d'information et de presse du Gouvernement luxembourgeoisJe suis membre de la division Open data et Accès à l'information du Service d'information et de presse du Gouvernement luxembourgeois.Spécialiste en accessibilité numérique, je suis en charge de la veille des sites web et des applications mobiles du secteur public, ainsi que de la sensibilisation et de la formation dans le cadre de la directive européenne sur l'accessibilité du web.Je suis membre du Groupe d'experts sur la Directive sur l'accessibilité du web (WADEX) représentant le Luxembourg.De 2014 à 2022, j'ai travaillé comme journaliste de données. Passionné de visualisation de données, j'aime vulgariser l'information scientifique.
Dominique Righetto
🌎 Originally from the north of France, I moved at the end of my studies to Luxembourg to meet people from different cultures.👨💻 I am deeply passionate about Application Security (offensive & defensive point of view).🎯 Since 2011, I contribute to different OWASP projects (either as a contributor or as a leader) in order to help development teams on the topic of Application Security from a pragmatic point of view.📅 I work in software development field since 2003 and I moved to the Application Security field in 2011.🛡️ Since this date, I help development team to integrate security into the lifecycle of the their software. I also assess the security posture of software.🔬 I am an open source enthusiast that share a maximum of thing and contribute to different project via GitHub.
Elise Souvannavong
Élise, dynamique, joviale, drôle… mais surtout paresseuse. Élise a décidé de devenir ingénieure informatique le jour où elle a compris qu’elle ne ferait jamais deux fois la même chose.Clean code, KISS, automatisation : elle est là pour maximiser la valeur ajoutée et minimiser les efforts. L’over-engineering ? Pas son truc, elle préfère se concentrer pour avoir un run solide, des outils de déboggage efficaces et un code sympa à relire.Pour elle, développer sans effort ça passe aussi par livrer sans trembler : feature toggles, configs dynamiques et plus encore, elle est là pour partager ses techniques.Elle est aussi convaincue que, pour passer de bonnes journées, il est important de partager ses idées avec ses pairs ; c’est pour cela qu’elle aime prendre la parole et partager ses expériences.
Željko Kozina
Željko has spent over 15 years in IT, mostly consulting for banks and insurance companies, with a focus on modernising legacy systems. Along the way, he developed deep expertise in JVM-based technologies and has become a go-to voice on topics such as API design. When he's not untangling someone else's technical debt, he's happily creating his own through a growing collection of personal projects he enthusiastically starts and occasionally finishes. Željko is passionate about sharing knowledge in a way that actually sticks, which usually means keeping things practical, a little entertaining, and free of unnecessary jargon.
Estéban Soubiran
Estéban partait sur une carrière dans la cyber-sécurité. Et puis, un vendredi matin de décembre, au cours d'une Nuit de l'Info, il a fait connaissance avec le développement web. Dès lors, sa vie a pris un autre tournant.Vue.js et Laravel sont devenus ses meilleurs alliés pour répondre à des besoins complexes avec des solutions simples et élégantes. Dans le même temps, il a découvert le plaisir de transmettre son savoir, que ce soit à travers des conférences, des articles techniques et des lives Twitch.Malgré tout, avec l'arrivée de l'IA agentique, il se demande s'il ne devrait pas devenir pâtissier. Toujours un impact positif pour le client avec le gustatif en plus.
Evangelista Tragni
CNCF Kubestronaut vExpert 23-24-25-26 | AWS Champion InstructorLinux Foundation Authorized Instructor | VMware Cert Instructor |AWS Authorized Instructor.Evan is a highly credentialed DevOps and Cloud Engineer and educator dedicated to mastering the complexities of modern computing. As a CNCF Kubestronaut, vExpert 2025, and AWS Champion Instructor, they sit at the intersection of cloud-native ecosystems, virtualization, and global infrastructure.With a deep technical foundation in software, hardware, and open standards, Evan bridges the gap between complex engineering and practical application. Beyond the tech, his true passion lies in the community—sharing hard-earned expertise while continuously learning from the collective brilliance of the industry.My motto: “Never Stop, Keep Studying."
Fabrice Croiseaux
Fabrice Croiseaux a commencé sa carrière professionnelle à la Banque Générale du Luxembourg en 1992. Il rejoint InTech en 1998 pour accompagner le développement de l'entreprise. En 2011, il devient CEO de InTech qui compte aujourd'hui près de 150 ingénieurs spécialisés dans le conseil en Système d'Information et en développement d'applications spécifiques. Passionné de culture numérique et d'innovation, il accompagne les entreprises et les administrations dans l'utilisation de technologies émergentes pour créer des innovations de rupture.Il est président du conseil d'administration de Infrachain, président du conseil d’administration de Telecom Nancy, président de Lumena Startup Studio, administrateur indépendant de la société EASE et responsable du groupe de travail Blockchain de la Fédération des Tiers de Confiance Numérique à Paris.
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