Prompt Engineering Conference

Goda Go is a TEDx speaker, AI educator, and YouTube content creator with a passion for making artificial intelligence accessible, practical, and creative. With a background in architecture and a dynamic career spanning marketing, project management, and entrepreneurship, she brings a unique perspective to the intersection of technology and creativity. As the founder of AI Productivity Hub and co-host of the Prompt Engineering Conference, Goda empowers individuals and businesses to harness the power of generative AI tools. Her mission: to inspire everyone to become a creator in the digital age.

Maxim Salnikov is a seasoned technology leader with 20+ years in software development and 6+ years driving go-to-market strategy in cloud and AI. At Microsoft, he leads the Digital & App Innovation business across 10 Western European countries, accelerating adoption of Azure and GitHub among startups and enterprises alike. A passionate advocate for developer success, Maxim blends strategic leadership with deep technical expertise in cloud-native, AI, and modern app development.

Outside of his corporate role, Maxim is a global tech community builder and keynote speaker. He has founded leading conferences such as Prompt Engineering Conf, ngVikings, Mobile Era, and PWA Summit, and delivered 200+ talks in 26 countries. His mission: to empower developers to create the next generation of intelligent applications.

Dan Cleary is a serial tech founder and the Co-founder & CEO of PromptHub, a platform helping individuals and teams write, iterate, and collaborate on AI prompts. With a strong background in product development and a track record of founding successful startups like Tether and Modus, Dan blends technical insight with a deep understanding of user needs. He's passionate about making prompt engineering accessible, insightful, and even fun—sharing weekly updates and practical tips through his popular AI newsletter.

From prompt to play: witness how cutting-edge generative models, clever chaining and a sprinkle of game-dev know-how can birth an end-to-end, fully-playable beat ’em up... Including art, music, code and lore.... just in my spare time. Get inspired, steal workflows, ship your dream game.

Jesus has 30 years of experience in the digital sector, including 19 years at Microsoft, where he specialized in blending Artificial Intelligence and User Experience, drawing on his background as both an engineer and designer. In 2014, he became the inventor of a protected Microsoft patent, earning recognition for his innovative work.Jesus has collaborated with over 200 clients across 35 countries in industries like sports, entertainment, media, and retail. He has led the design and development of consumer apps with millions of downloads and is an award-winning speaker with over 100 sessions and keynotes at global events. He also serves as an AI Tutor and Course Co-Director at the University of Oxford.

AI Coding Assistants promise to revolutionise developer productivity, yet many engineers struggle to achieve consistent results. Drawing from my twelve month journey with these tools, this talk reveals practical strategies for transforming frustrating experiences into reliable outcomes. I'll share specific techniques that have consistently produced good quality code, concrete examples of successful prompting patterns, and resources that developers can use. Whether you're new to AI assistants or looking to refine your approach, you'll leave with a better understanding of the potential of these tools' to improve your development efficiency.

I am a developer advocate for open source, currently working at AWS. I am passionate about, and help customers be successful in using open source.

Ever found yourself doing the "vibe coding" dance? You know, where you have a brilliant idea but end up spending countless hours refactoring because the implementation didn't quite match your vision? What if I told you there's a better way to vibe with AI?

Enter "vibe prompting" – the art of having meaningful conversations with AI before diving into code. Instead of immediately jumping into implementation and dealing with multiple refactoring cycles, we'll explore how to craft intentional dialogues that shape better outcomes from the start. Some strategic planning will allow you to use fewer tokens than refactoring your code a hundred times trying to hone in on what you really needed to build in the first place.

Ready to take your vibe coding to the next level? Let's explore how "vibe prompting" can transform your development workflow.

I am a long-time open-source developer, educator, manager and mentor. I encourage everyone around me to share their collective knowledge, and am a strong champion of diversity in the tech industry. When I'm not working, I'm helping others with career coaching and interview preparation, tinkering with 3D printing or IoT projects, or telling dad jokes. I'm originally from Canada but currently live in the USA.

Ajit Jaokar is a Lectu Engineering Sciences at the University of Oxford, where he also serves as Course Director for the "Artificial Intelligence: Cloud and Edge Implementations" program. As an AI Ambassador at Oxford, he leads interdisciplinary AI reskilling initiatives and is actively shaping the future of AI education. Ajit is a Senior AI Fellow at the UK Ministry of Justice’s Justice AI Unit, advising on the national rollout of large-scale AI systems. He is the founder of Erdos Research and feynlabs, and his work focuses on early-stage AI prototypes and democratizing AI through accessible education. Ajit is a frequent speaker at global forums including the World Economic Forum, the European Parliament, and the G7. A passionate advocate for neurodiversity, he is currently writing a book on teaching AI through mathematical foundations to high school students.