Manychat Product Engineering Meetup

Join us for our first tech meetup in Barcelona!

We're excited to invite Barcelona tech community for an engaging discussion on various aspects of Product Engineering.

Here're topics we're going to cover together with speakers from Manychat and Semrush:

• Product Engineer: Your Next Step in IT — Aleksandr Lavrinenko (Engineering Manager @ Manychat)

Here are a few questions for engineers: Is there a difference between engineers and product engineers? What drives businesses to actively seek these professionals? Why should you consider becoming one yourself? And what actionable steps can you take to embark on this transformative journey? Join me as I explore and provide answers to these questions in my upcoming speech.

• What your company actually wants from your code — Sergei Iakovlev (Frontend Developer @ Manychat)

The current economic uncertainty and its effect on the tech industry is an excellent trigger to ask ourselves - “How can I do my job better?”. For product engineers, this question mostly goes down to “How can my code bring more value to the company?”. We asked product owners at Manychat what they expect from good code and how it can help the business grow. In this talk, I will share the insights we gathered and the practices we use to meet their expectations and achieve bigger results as a company.

• Product development mindset for engineers — Anastasiia Kononova (Head of Engineering @ Semrush)

Are there really any special skills required for a developer to be called a ‘product engineer’? What exactly are product teams and product companies then? Are there any other options? How to choose a direction if you are just starting your career in IT or thinking about changes? We will talk about such job expectations and specifics of work in product companies compared to delivery of implementation projects.

🇬🇧 The event language is English.
🍻 🍕 Snacks, drinks, and a friendly atmosphere are on us!
🎟 Entrance is free / Registration is necessary

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