Jan Moser
Lead Enterprise Architect at TWINT, the Swiss mobile payment solution
Zürich, Switzerland
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Since many years, Jan works in different software architecture positions all over the globe. With a background in software engineering, he successfully planned, designed and helped implement solutions in various business fields such as defence, automotive, pharma or finance. As an ISAQB accredited software architecture instructor he loves to share his knowledge and enable others to grow in their career paths. Jan works at the moment as lead enterprise architect at TWINT and helps to simplify the daily payment processes of Swiss people
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What tattoos and software projects have in common
In this talk i would like to explain why the processes of getting a tattoo and realizing a software project are not too different. As a tattooed software guy i know of what i am speaking :)
5 common mistakes in DevOps strategies
Devops is one of the buzzwords of the recent years and thus many companies felt the urge to jump the hype train and implement what they considered to be Devops. In this talk i highlight 5 of the most common issues i met during my career when companies implemented their Devops strategy and explain why i consider them issues, and propose potential solutions.
Avoid the Ivory Tower of Software Architecture
In this talk I will tell you a story about an architect and a dev team wanting to develop a perfect product...the outcome is...well see and hear for yourself :)... In the talk I will point out common problems in the communication betweeen developers and architects, and show potential mitigations.
Building a developer platform with Backstage.io
in this talk i will introduce Backstage as a tool to build internal developer platforms; i will show the benefits of software catalogues and templates, and explain with demos why dev teams of any size can benefit from the tool and its possibilities.
The art of quitting
Quitting. For most people this has a sound of failure and negativity, but in my talk i want to show why quitting is much more than this. In fact it is an essential tool for any founder, manager, engineer or poker player. I will show what makes quitting so hard and how we can mitigate the factors that let us quit too early or too late. Furthermore i will demonstrate how we can optimize our decisions if and/or when to quit at the right time. Quitting is an art. So let's practise it.
Keep It Simple: Why your project might not need Microservices, Kubernetes and other fancy tech yet
The concept of "You Ain't Gonna Need It" (YAGNI) is a key principle in software development that's often overlooked when teams decide on their tech. In this talk, I'll challenge the common rush towards using complex solutions like Kubernetes and microservice architectures from the start. We’ll discuss how to spot what your project really needs right now versus what it might need later. Using the ideas from evolutionary architecture, I’ll show you ways to build systems that are simple yet flexible enough to grow and adapt over time.
Join me to learn how to avoid unnecessary complexity and focus on what’s essential for your project’s success.
Jan Moser
Lead Enterprise Architect at TWINT, the Swiss mobile payment solution
Zürich, Switzerland
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