The Round Room, Mansion House

ShipItCon 2026: September 4th

The Round Room, Mansion House

ShipItCon 2026: September 4th

The Round Room, Mansion House

ShipItCon 2026: September 4th

The Round Room, Mansion House

ShipItCon 2026: September 4th

The Round Room, Mansion House

ShipItCon 2026: September 4th

The Round Room, Mansion House

ShipItCon 2026: September 4th

The Round Room, Mansion House

ShipItCon 2026: September 4th

The Round Room, Mansion House

ShipItCon 2026: September 4th

#SIC2023

The Unknown

Friday 1st September @The Round Room at Mansion House, Dublin

Join us as we voyage into the unknown and look at topics such as risk, unknowns unknowns, observability, AI, security, leading through uncertain times and more. Our speakers will share stories and practical examples of how they continue to deliver delightful experiences to customers during turbulent times.

The ShipItCon Team (John, Serena, Ck and Tom) will be updating the website over the coming months. If you are interested in sponsoring this year’s event we would love to have you onboard. We rely heavily on the kindness and support of the local tech community to spread the word about ShipItCon, create fascinating talks and help us in finding great sponsors. Míle buíochas.

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ShipItCon 2023

This year’s theme is “The Unknown”. Over the past few years our lives have changed dramatically. A global pandemic, war in Ukraine, mass layoffs and a climate change crisis are some of the challenges we face. We are looking for talks which delve into topics such as risk management, uncertainty, the unknown unknowns, AI, leadership, resilient tooling, security and more. How can organisations and individuals prepare for the unknown? How can we continue to ship great software predictably in unpredictable times? How can organisations and leaders create healthy cultures which adapt and flex to changing external forces?

• Venue: The Round Room at Mansion House, Dublin 2

• Date: Friday, 1st September

• Time: Doors open 8.30 am

First talk 9.30am

Last talk 4.45pm

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The Mansion House, Dawson St, Dublin 2, Ireland

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Thank you for your interest in sponsoring ShipItCon 2023. ShipItCon is a not-for-profit, community driven event. All left over funds are split equally between local good causes chosen by the ShipItCon Team.

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Meet the ShipItCon team

Introducing the team behind Ship It Con 2023

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Vice Admiral

Tom Shaw

Co-Founder & Organizer

Serena Fritsch

Organizer

John Doran

Director & Organizer

Ntsoaki Phakoe-Mckevitt

Organizer

Testimonial

I've been to many, many tech conferences all over the world, and ShipItCon remains a stand out favorite to me! One of the most memorable keynotes I ever watched was John Romero talk about the creation of Gunman Taco Truck with his wife and son. AND there were tacos afterwards for lunch!!\ \ A 10/10 event - would highly recommend ShipItCon to anyone interested in tech!\ \ \ \ Chloe Condon Google

ShipItCon brings the tech community together in a way I have rarely experienced, it’s refreshing to hear from, talk to & interact with people who are not just professionals focusing on how they can build & deliver world class software but also emphasise the human aspect of it all which I find is often neglected.\ \ Software isn’t just a means to make money, part of it is but how we do that sustainably is something that all corners of the industry faces. The software we build can have a monumental impact on the day to day lives of people, & to see the folks & speakers at ShipItCon highlight topics such as the ethics of software development & how leaders play important roles in shaping culture with empathy, makes me happy & proud to be part of such a community of people.\ \ \ \ Adam Carroll Scopely

I’ve been attending ShipItCon for the past two years, and each time it’s been a phenomenal experience. This year I got to volunteer, and it only deepened my appreciation for the community and the event. The energy, the talks, and the people make ShipItCon truly special. I’m already excited for ShipItCon 2026!\ \ \ \ Asif Mohaimen IBM

ShipItCon 2025 was an incredible experience. The day was packed with insightful talks, engaging conversations, and an overall great atmosphere. What I loved most was how the event offered something for everyone. Whether you were a student like me or a professional in the field, there was plenty to capture your interest. The variety of speakers ensured that people from different backgrounds could find their niche. And the after-party was the perfect finish to  an outstanding event.  I’m already looking forward to the next one! Thomas and his team did an exceptional job organising it.\ \ \ \ Sanidhya Arora

I’ve been attending ShipItCon for the last few years, and it’s become\ an unmissable fixture in my conference calendar. Being a single-track\ event, following a different theme each year (Resilience, The Unknown,\ Flow, Change), there is no FOMO from parallel sessions and every talk\ connects to a coherent narrative that makes the whole day feel like a\ journey rather than a collection of disparate presentations.\ \ ShipItCon remains unmatched in its ability to blend technical depth\ with human insight, all while maintaining the warm, unpretentious\ atmosphere that makes Ireland's tech scene special.\ \ \ \ Declan Boylan Teamwork.com

Pre September, back to school and back to Shipitcon,\ something new, some learning to do, round the room\ in the Mansion House, From Resilience to the Unknown,\ Flow and Change they give a troublesome topic to unpick,\ AI they say is the new black, but what of the ethics,\ ---\ Break work small, commit to main, let guarded pipelines zip,\ Tests and scans, a green brigade, approve and let it ship.\ Infra written as code, reviewed—plan, apply, no brittle scripts,\ Policy as code with drift contained by Terraform’s steady grip.\ Blue‑green lanes and canary routes, shift traffic in a drip,\ Feature flags narrow the blast when early signals dip.\ SLIs state the truth we watch, SLOs set the grip,\ Error budgets buy the change; when spent, we slow the clip.\ Logs, metrics, traces braided tight; GitOps keeps state in sync,\ Blameless notes and DORA scores—learn fast, improve, then ship.\ ---\ So here’s to all the DevOps folk who solve the world troubles in a snip,\ Come to the Shipitcon, commit, and let it ship.\ \ \ \ Duncan Healy Globalization Partners

This event holds a special place in my heart. It exemplifies the significance of bridging the gap between tech & non-tech professionals, providing an invaluable platform for learning & growth.\ \ Personally, I felt right at home, discovering how tech impacts our lives in various ways. Events like these are crucial to making technology more accessible to everyone, regardless of background.\ \ Let's continue championing initiatives like ShipItCon, fostering an environment where tech becomes a welcoming & inclusive domain for all.\ \ \ \ Rúbia Mariano Project Management | Innovation | Leadership

I really enjoyed the conference and it was full of great content. They do a great job selecting great speakers that show lots of different aspects of software development. I always learn some things, & seeing what different teams are doing in aspects like on-call, release & monitoring, among other aspects, is always interesting.\ \ I definitely recommend going to the next one if you’re interested in these aspects!\ \ \ \ Jaime Buelta Amazon

I gave a talk about emerging trends in infrastructure and how they have the potential to liberate us from the overworked silos of the past, and I remember having sooooo many amazing conversations at the pub with sooooo many people who were on the same page and excited about the same things. And the venue was GORGEOUS, and the staff was so organised and kind. Definitely one of my fondest conferences!\ \ \ \ Charity Majors Honeycomb

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