Number of attendees

Onsite Attendees

Online Attendees

Last Edition – Onsite Attendees

Last Edition – Online Attendees

460

2014

610

2015

600

2016

710

2017

750

2018

640

2019

660

2020

350

2021

620

2022

759

2023

Who should attend

Software architects, test analysts, test managers, heads of software engineering, program managers, test designer, test engineers, CEO’s, CIO’s, IT directors, IT managers, quality directors, product owners, Scrum Masters, decision-makers, team leaders, project managers, team managers, consultants, heads of quality assurance, developers, coaches and trainers, everyone who is part of an Agile Team or Testing Team and everyone who has touchpoints with Agile Teams and Testers.

Top Job Positions in %

26.0

Manager & Team Lead

Test Manager / Head of Software Engineering / QA Manager / Team Lead / Lead Test / Engineer / Head of IT Quality & Operations

31.0

Software Testers

Test Specialist / Test Analyst / Test Engineer / Agile Tester / Software Engineer /Senior Software Tester

19.0

Quality Assurance

QA Manager / Quality Analyst / Quality Assurance Engineer / Senior Quality Assurance Officer / Quality Engineer / QS expert lead

13.0

C-Level / Directors / Founders

CEO / VP / Founder / Director of QA Engineering / Managing Director / Head of test

5.0

DevOps & Automation Engineers

DevOps Transformation Lead / Test Automation Engineer / Senior Automated Test Engineer/ /Lead Test Automation Architect / Test Automation Lead / DevTestOps

4.0

Developer

Developer / Senior Software developer / Product Owner / Software Developer / Software Development Engineer / Backend Developer

2.0

Other

Working student /IT Consultant / Team Process Consultant /Agile Team Coach / Management Consultant Quality Assurance / Business analyst / Advanced Test Engineer

Distribution of Continents

Asia

3.00%

South America

2.00%

Oceania

0.50%

Europe

87.50%

North America

5.00%

Africa

2.00%

Top 10 countries

Austria

Belgium

Finland

Germany

Netherlands

Portugal

Spain

Sweden

United Kingdom

USA

Top 7 Sessions

talk

That which isn't good for the hive, isn't good for the bee

Sanne Visser

keynote

Reimagining Automation

Andrew Knight

talk

Tester meets CI System

Tobias Geyer

keynote

Don’t go breaking my code

Lena Nyström & Samuel Nitsche

keynote

A Fighting Chance - Learning the Art of Conflict Resolution

Alex Schladebeck

talk

50 Shades of Retrospective

talk

A little less testing, a little more quality

João Proença

We arrived as individuals from the same company and left as a team. We all work in different areas and roles and some of us didn’t even know each other. That changed a lot during the event.

Holger Krull(Attendee)

I think it is great to have that shared experience as a point of reference. Something like: “let’s try that crazy thing we did in that workshop in Potsdam” or “...we learned about in that talk”. I think the inclusion of the virtual pass for this year is a very good idea. That way we will also be able to rewatch things that only one of us saw live or to refresh our own memories.

Michael Kutz(Attendee)

I believe all 10 of us had a great time at the last conference. Most of us work in different teams and we were only merged into one big company around 12 months before the conference. So meeting each other from these different teams and areas built new bridges and showed me that we have a lot more in common than I thought. We might work differently in certain areas but I got the impression we all have very similar values.

Janina Nemec(Attendee)