Finnish Testing Meetup Group June 2026 get together
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Welcome to the Finnish Testing Meetup Group
June 2026 get together!
Let us continue on our collective journey learning together about testing and quality assurance.
Host
Meetup June Helsinki edition is hosted by UpCloud.
Hosts from UpCloud will be:
Event program:
16:30-17:00 Arrival, refreshments and mingling
17:00-17:15 Opening words
17:15-17:45 Presentation 1
17:45-18:00 Break
18:00-18:30 UpCloud Quiz (with prizes!)
18:30-19:00 Presentation 2
19:00-19:25 Announcements and mingling
19:30 Venue closed
There will be snacks and drinks available generouosly provided by UpCloud!
Let's be polite:
Please respect host and arrival timeslot -> be in time
Please remember to update your RVSP in case you cannot participate.
It is polite to update your RVSP NOT on the last day before the event or the event day but earlier!
Presentations:
In this session we will have two presentations from:
- Oscar Santolalla from Spinverse
- Essi Yli-Korpela, student at Oulu University of Applied Sciences
Oscar's presentation
Title: Become the speaker every tech conference wants in the line up
Abstract: Do you want to speak in the best tech events of your field? Are you frustrated with getting your proposals rejected?
Join Oscar Santolalla, author of Rock the Tech Stage for this talk, to get the insight you need to become the speaker every tech conference wants in the line up 🎤
Join us to learn:
• Three powerful tools to develop your own presentation toolkit, backed with success stories from the best speakers in tech
• How to remove obstacles that have stopped you from speaking in the best tech events of your field
• How to always be creating tech talks that your audience wants to hear, and that event organizers want to add to their lineup.
Essi's presentation
Title: Early Childhood Education as a Testing Environment for Robotics
Abstract: What happens when an early childhood education teacher teams up with a social robot called Buddy? How does early childhood education work as a testing environment for new learning activities? And how do we take the first steps toward using new technology in early childhood education?
This talk explores the importance of understanding the user group, being willing to learn together, and accepting that when testing new learning materials in a real environment, surprises are not only possible, but inevitable and welcome.
Warmly welcoming you all,
Brgds FTMG organizers;
Nina, Szilard, Jani, Jamina and Mikko