Our Speakers

Meet the amazing people sharing their knowledge at Gophercamp 2026

11 speakers confirmed

This list is not final and subject to change.

Aaron Cruz

Freelance Elixir Developer - Streamer (twitch.tv/Elixir_Bytes)

Session

• Finding Bugs Before Your Users Do

Adi Abramovitch

Software Engineer, Cyolo

Session

• Leak and Seek: A Go Runtime Mystery

Alex Rios

Senior Staff Engineer @Stone

Session

• Green Tea GC: The Insight Behind Go's New Garbage Collector

Anette Haferkorn

Software Engineer @Qonto

Session

• Observability-Driven Development: Why 99.9% uptime doesn't mean your product works

Daniel Milde

Staff Software Engineer at Outreach.io

Session

• Protobuf internals

Jakub Coufal

Principal Software Engineer

Session

• Concurrency and thread limit in Go

Josef Podany

Software Engineer

Session

• How Go Optimizes Your Code

Matúš Bafrnec

Senior Software Engineer at STRV

Session

• Supply Chain Security

Peter Malina

Did you try adding "You are a senior developer" to your prompt?

Session

• The Self-Building Gopher

Pranoy Kundu

Backend Engineer, OpenProvider

Session

• Understanding Escape Analysis in Go - How Variables Move Between Stack and Heap

Stanislav Láznička

Principal Software Engineer

Session

• Caching filesystem access

Call for Papers Now Open!

Want to Speak at Gophercamp?

We're looking for passionate speakers to share their experiences, insights, and innovations with the Go community.

Whether you're a seasoned expert or sharing your first talk, we want to hear from you!

Talk Topics

•Go language features and best practices
•Cloud-native development and microservices
•Performance optimization and debugging
•Real-world case studies and experiences
•Testing, tooling, and DevOps

Session Formats

•Regular Talk: 30 minutes
•Lightning Talk: 10 minutes
•Workshop: 90+ minutes

First-time speakers welcome! We provide speaker coaching and support.

Submit Your Proposal

Submission deadline: March 31, 2026