speaking

I have had the privilege of speaking at community events, large technical conferences, and recorded sessions within the Microsoft CH9 studio, as well as collaborating with prominent YouTubers and delivering guest lectures at universities.

the six-month recap: closing talk on AI at Web Directions, Melbourne, June 2025
Welcome back to our final session at WebDirections. We’re definitely on the glide path—though I’m not sure if we’re smoothly landing, about to hit turbulence, or perhaps facing a go-around. We’ll see how it unfolds. Today, I’m excited to introduce Geoffrey Huntley. I discovered Geoff earlier this year through
the eighteen-month recap: AI Engineer, Singapore, May 2026
This is the eighteen-month recap: the talk I gave on day two of AI Engineer Singapore. A lot has happened since the six-month recap in Melbourne. The recording is below, followed by an edited transcript with the slides. Welcome back. For those who were at the party here

Recent talks include insights into how AI is changing the software engineering profession, the web of lies that are non-fungible tokens (NFTs) / Web3, and the inner workings of digital contract tracing applications, programming in a reactive manner, open-source community automation, reproducibility of software via Nix, and the importance of financial sustainability in open source.

I'm always thrilled to speak at conferences, user group meetings, or appear on podcasts, and I can engage with a variety of audiences, from non-technical to deeply technical.

I currently have no further talks planned for this year, but hey, I'm always happy to share my knowledge — just ask.