heapcon will gather worldwide IT experts in belgrade

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Heapcon, one of the biggest tech conferences in the region, is being held on the 3rd and 4th of November 2022, at Madlenianum, Belgrade, Serbia. Its mission is to gather the tech community and leading experts from around the world to share their knowledge and showcase the latest trends in the world of IT and entrepreneurship.

This event is specially conceived for software engineers, but as the talks are not limited to programming alone, its value can be recognized by tech businesses and various IT enthusiasts who want to hear stories and experiences from experts worldwide. 

 This year, Heapcon will host 40 experts on 2 tracks. Some of the mentioned speakers are:

• Dale Lane, Senior Cloud Engineer @ IBM
• Christopher S. Penn, Co-Founder and Chief Data Scientist @ Trust Insights
• Mete Atamel, Developer Advocate @ Google
• Sendil Kumar Nellaiyappen, Engineering Manager @ Uber
• Alison B Lowndes, Senior Scientist, Global AI @ NVIDIA

Additionally, the program will present Aviad Hahami, Dejan Bosanac, Maciek Próchniak, Nicolas Fränkel, Rafał Legiędź, Sara Pellegrini & Milan Savic, Sendil Kumar Nellaiyapen, Sohan Maheshwar, Ties van de Ven, Viktor Farcic, and Yagmur Simsek who will also share their inspirational ideas and experiences to the audience. A complete list of speakers will be published soon. 

After selling out Blind and Early Bird tickets, Regular tickets have been released, for live or online attendance. 

Heapcon 2022 is the third edition of this regional conference, but over the past two years, a local version called Heapcon Lite was organized, with the aim to continue the program and carry out the mission in the time of the pandemic.

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