Staff+ Engineering Skills

QCon San Francisco 2023

Track

Staff+ Engineering Skills

Monday 2 October · 6 sessions, 50 minutes each

About the track

The Staff+ engineering path finally has its books, but still lacks training resources. TADA the Staff+ Engineering Skills Track at QConSF!

Come learn from practitioners putting the key concepts noted in Tanya Reilly’s The Staff Engineer’s Path and Will Larson’s Staff Engineer into a digestible format with helpful takeaways. Find more clarity for answering the questions: 

  • “How do I become a Staff+ Engineer? What skills and experience am I missing?”
  • “As a Staff+ engineer, what is it that I actually do?” 
  • “How do I 10X my engineering organization by leveling up others?”
  • “I manage a Staff+ engineer. What should be my expectations of them? How do I support them?”

The day in the host's words

Sessions in this track

Monday 2 October. 6 sessions per track, chosen and introduced by the Track Host.

10:35 Seacliff ABC Session Staff Plus Engineering An Incident Story: Tips for How Staff+ Engineers Can Impact Incidents Erin Doyle Founding Engineer @Quotient, 20+ Years Across Full Stack Development in Web and Mobile, and Platform Engineering 11:45 Ballroom A Session Staff Plus Engineering Things Every Staff+ Engineer Should Know Joy Ebertz Principal Engineer @Imprint, Blogger, and Speaker, Previously @Harness, @Split, & @Box 13:35 Seacliff ABC Session Staff Plus Engineering Managing Staff+ Engineers: Opportunities and Challenges Adam Schirmacher Staff Engineer & Manager of Staff Engineers @Gusto 14:45 Pacific DEKJ Session Panel: Staff+ Engineering Skills Erin Doyle, Adam Schirmacher, Joy Ebertz, Caleb Hyde 15:55 Ballroom BC Session Staff Plus Engineering Risk and Failure on the Path to Staff Engineer Caleb Hyde Site Reliability Engineer @Expel 17:05 Seacliff D Unconference Unconference: Staff+ Engineering
76% senior dev or higher
1:11 speaker ratio
60+ practitioners

QCon San Francisco 2023 is a three day conference for senior software engineers, architects and team leads. An international program committee of working engineers selects every session. Patterns and practices, not products and pitches.

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