ConferencesAI Engineering Summit 2026

AI Engineering Summit 2026

November 16–November 20, 2026 · Berlin, Germany

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About

The AI Engineering Summit is a premier training event for enterprise software engineers who want to bring AI productively into their development teams. Taking place from November 16–20, 2026, in Berlin, the summit is part of the AI Native Week and offers a deep dive into practical AI engineering practices for real-world software development.

Attendees will learn how coding agents, AI assistants, and agentic workflows can sustainably improve software development, with tracks covering Enterprise AI Governance & Security, Agentic Software Engineering, Developer Experience & AI Toolchains, Legacy Modernization with AI, and Quality, Testing & Code Review. The event features problem labs, half-day workshops, and intensive bootcamps designed for immediate implementation.

The summit emphasizes moving from AI experimentation to robust engineering processes, helping teams navigate tool chaos, address real enterprise challenges like security and compliance, and lead teams through AI-driven change. With expert-led sessions and hands-on training, participants gain actionable strategies for integrating AI into code, testing, reviews, and delivery pipelines.

As part of the AI Native Week, the summit connects with other leading conferences like the ML Conference and API Conference, creating a comprehensive ecosystem for building the next generation of AI-native software systems.

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Speakers

18 speakers
  • LR
    Lars Röwekamp

    OPEN KNOWLEDGE GmbH

    “Begrüßung und Eröffnung zum MAD Summit 2025 in Berlin”

  • AL
    Arne Limburg

    OPEN KNOWLEDGE GmbH

    “Begrüßung und Eröffnung zum MAD Summit 2025 in Berlin”

  • EW
    Eberhard Wolff

    SWAGLab

    “Migration zu Microservices - Macht man das noch so?”

  • CL
    Christian Leinweber

    MaibornWolff GmbH

    “Digitale Souveränität: Zwischen Technik, Politik und Verantwortung”

  • DW
    Dorothea Winter

    Selbstständig

    “Kreativität ohne Subjekt? Was KI wirklich erschafft – und was nicht”

  • KN
    Kim Nena Duggen

    embarc Software Consulting GmbH

    “Softwareentwicklung im Flow mit Team Topologies & Co. - was hat das mit Euch zu tun?”

  • AL
    Arne Limburg

    OPEN KNOWLEDGE GmbH

    “Mit Legacy Software in die Zukunft – Wie migriere ich einen Monolithen?”

  • ID
    Ingo Düppe

    CROWDCODE GmbH & Co. KG

    “Roast your Pipeline: Was Eure Pipeline über Eure technischen Schulden verrät”

  • MN
    Marcus Nörder-Tuitje

    CROWDCODE

    “Roast your Pipeline: Was Eure Pipeline über Eure technischen Schulden verrät”

  • LR
    Lars Röwekamp

    OPEN KNOWLEDGE GmbH

    “(Micro-)Services Survival Guide: Development Patterns & Best Practices”

  • DA
    Dr. Annegret Junker

    codecentric AG

    “Domain-driven API Design – Von der Fachdomäne zu robusten REST- & Event-APIs”

  • FA
    Ferdinand Ade

    codecentric AG

    “Domain-driven API Design – Von der Fachdomäne zu robusten REST- & Event-APIs”

  • TB
    Thomas Bayer

    predic8

    “API oder Queue? Oder doch beides? Robuste und performante Kommunikation in der Praxis”

  • FS
    Falk Sippach

    embarc Software Consulting GmbH

    “Softwarearchitekturdokumentation pragmatisch und effizient erstellen”

  • HS
    Henning Schwentner

    WPS - Workplace Solutions

    “Domain-Driven Design in Legacy-Systemen – Strategien für erfolgreiche Transformation”

  • TW
    Tim Wüllner

    OPEN KNOWLEDGE GmbH

    “Next-Level GenAI: vom einfachen zum agentenbasierten RAG System”

  • AL
    Arne Limburg

    OPEN KNOWLEDGE GmbH

    “2-tägiges Bootcamp: APIs gestalten, die genutzt werden! Tag 1”

  • SG
    Saloni Gupta

    Google

    “APIs That Developers Love: Designing with Empathy and Precision”