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Adele Carpenter
Software Engineer and International Speaker
Adele Carpenter is a software engineer and international speaker currently working at Trifork in Amsterdam, Netherlands.12 She specializes in backend systems development for the educational sector, with most of her work focused on JVM-based technologies.24
Career at Trifork
Adele has been with Trifork Amsterdam for over 4.5 years, during which time she has undergone a significant career transition.5 Her journey at Trifork has involved learning new skills and working alongside various colleagues in the software development field.
Expertise and Focus
Backend Development:: Adele's primary focus is on creating backend systems for the education sector.34
JVM Technologies:: She spends a considerable portion of her workday using Java Virtual Machine (JVM) technologies.2
Speaking Engagements
Adele is also known for her contributions as an international speaker. She has presented at several notable tech conferences, including:
Her talks cover various topics in software development, drawing from her experiences and expertise in the field.
Educational Background
Adele's LinkedIn profile mentions an association with UNSW Australia, suggesting she may have pursued her education there.1
Adele Carpenter's career trajectory showcases a successful transition into software engineering, combining technical expertise with public speaking skills in the tech industry.
Highlights
A crazy few months but I did it!
Two brand new talks locked and loaded for this week.
First up, tomorrow at Techorama in Antwerp, with the session "Are Rewrites Always a Bad Idea?" This is talk is as described on the packaging, using a recent customer project at Trifork Amsterdam as a back drop.
Then on Thursday, I cross the channel and deliver "Mayday Mark 2! More Software Lessons From Aviation Disasters" at Devoxx UK. As the title suggests, this is my second talk on this topic, a topic that I love researching and sharing what I've found out.
Really looking forward to stepping on stage again and also catching up with my fellow speakers!
This year represented my first full year as a technical conference speaker. I spoke at some pretty rad conferences:
NDC Conferences London Microsoft JDConf (virtual) GOTO Conferences Amsterdam NDC Sydney Build Stuff - Software Development Conference AZUG CloudBrew
One of them for sure I will be speaking at in 2023 (can’t give away too much yet), and the rest I will apply for again! Absolutely top notch events. I met and solidified relationships with a lot of very smart people. Time well spent.
Shout out to the organisers and PC committees for saying “YES” to a n00b speaker. Based on my ratings I didn’t let you down, so I am super proud of myself for that.
On to 2023, and another round of conferences 💪🏻
Also a big thanks to Trifork Amsterdam who support my speaking efforts, and all round development as a software engineer 🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀
