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INNOQ Technology Day Meetup | Coding Agents & Outcome-Driven Architecture

INNOQ Technology Day Meetup | Coding Agents & Outcome-Driven Architecture

Thu, Nov 12, 5:30 PM
From INNOQ Technology Night Berlin
4.6

Am 12. November findet der **[INNOQ Technology Day](https://technologyday.innoq.com/)** statt, unsere kostenfreie Online-Konferenz rund um Softwarearchitektur, -entwicklung und digitale Produkte. Von 9 bis 18 Uhr stehen zwei Keynotes und 18 Vorträge in drei parallelen Tracks auf dem Programm. **Im Anschluss an das Tagesprogramm** laden wir Euch zu uns ins INNOQ-Büro nach Berlin ein. Dort greifen wir zwei Themen vom Tag noch einmal auf. Danach habt Ihr bei Snacks und Getränken Zeit, Euch mit den Speakern und den anderen Teilnehmenden auszutauschen. Johannes Rave und Aminata Sidibe bringen ihre Sessions vom Tag als Kurzvortrag mit und gehen dabei tiefer ins Thema. Wer online nicht dabei war, kann hier noch einmal reinhören und wer die Sessions tagsüber schon gesehen hat, bringt gerne Fragen mit und vertieft die Themen mit uns vor Ort. **Ablauf:** **18:30 \|** Doors open **19:00 \|** Start der Kurzvorträge danach Diskussion & Networking **Zur Anmeldung:** Der Abend ist offen für alle, **eine Teilnahme am Technology Day ist keine Voraussetzung**. Meldet Euch trotzdem hier über Meetup an, auch wenn Ihr tagsüber schon dabei wart. Dann wissen wir, mit wie vielen Leuten wir planen können. **+++ Die Talks +++** **No Constrain, No Gain: Struktur für den Agent, Klarheit für den Menschen, Flexibilität für das Unternehmen** Johannes Rave, INNOQ AI Coding Agents sind bemerkenswert gut darin, Code zu erzeugen. Ob dieser Code die tatsächlichen Anforderungen des Unternehmens widerspiegelt und ob er auch sechs Monate später noch sinnvoll ist, ist eine ganz andere Frage. Die Versuchung ist groß, das als Prompting-Problem zu behandeln und dem Agenten mehr Kontext, bessere Anweisungen und klarere Ziele zu geben. Ein oft übersehener Hebel ist dagegen die Architektur. Wenn die Domänenlogik ihren eigenen, klar abgegrenzten Platz bekommt, getrennt von der technischen Infrastruktur um sie herum, passiert etwas Interessantes: Der Agent bleibt fokussiert, Menschen können tatsächlich prüfen, was wichtig ist, und das Ganze bleibt änderbar, ohne dass alles neu geschrieben werden muss. Johannes Rave stellt einen Ansatz vor, wie man dorthin kommt und wie ein paar gut platzierte Einschränkungen Freiheit schaffen. **Über Johannes:** *Johannes Rave ist Senior Consultant bei INNOQ. Er baut robuste LLM-gestützte Produkte und verteilte Websysteme – mit Fokus auf RAG, semantische Suche und produktionsreife Umsetzung. Brückenbauer zwischen UX, Architektur und Betrieb.* **Mehr Wert, weniger Code: Warum gute Architektur bei Nutzerbedürfnissen beginnt** Aminata Sidibe, INNOQ Software zu entwickeln war noch nie so einfach wie heute, und generative KI beschleunigt das zusätzlich. Was nützt uns diese Geschwindigkeit aber, wenn wir nicht wissen, ob wir das richtige Problem lösen? In vielen Projekten steckt viel Energie im Output: Roadmaps, Tickets, Velocity, Releases. Dabei fehlt manchmal das gemeinsame Bild davon, für wen wir eigentlich entwickeln und welchen Nutzen ein Feature haben soll. Aminata Sidibe zeigt, wie Outcome-Driven Architecture Teams hilft, sich auf das Wesentliche zu konzentrieren. **Über Aminata:** *Aminata Sidibe ist Principal Consultant bei INNOQ und verfügt über langjährige Erfahrung in der Umsetzung digitaler Produkte verschiedenster Größenordnungen. Ihre Expertise liegt in der Mensch-Maschine-Interaktion sowie der Zusammenarbeit in Teams. Aktuell fokussiert sie sich auf die Integration Künstlicher Intelligenz im Bereich der digitalen Produktentwicklung. Zu ihren zentralen Aufgaben gehören neben User Experience und Zusammenarbeit auch die technologische Weiterentwicklung und der Umgang mit kulturellem Wandel in Unternehmen.* **+++ INNOQ Technology Day +++** Zum Technology Day am 12. November könnt Ihr Euch übrigens noch kostenfrei anmelden. Das komplette Programm mit allen Sessions findet Ihr [hier](https://technologyday.innoq.com/). 👉 Wer es abends nicht zu uns ins Büro schafft, kann sich Johannes’ und Aminatas Vorträge auch tagsüber online ansehen: * ["No Constrain, No Gain"](https://technologyday.innoq.com/programm/no-constrain-no-gain), Johannes Rave, **14:00 Uhr** * ["Mehr Wert, weniger Code: Warum gute Architektur bei Nutzerbedürfnissen beginnt"](https://technologyday.innoq.com/programm/mehr-wert-weniger-code-warum-gute-architektur-bei-nutzerbeduerfnissen-beginnt), Aminata Sidibe, **15:00 Uhr** Wir freuen uns auf Euch!

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Search Technology Meetup - November 2026 edition

Search Technology Meetup - November 2026 edition

Tue, Nov 3, 5:30 PM
From Search Technology Meetup, Berlin
4.5

We are very excited to announce another Search Tech Berlin Meetup! **Agenda** 18:30 - Doors open 19:00 - Introduction 19:10 - **Talk: Matin Mahmood - Hyperbolic embedding models** 19:50 - Networking & pizza 20:10 - **Talk: Sergei Ivliev - How agents search the web** 20:50 - Let’s socialize and grab some drinks 21:00 - Doors closing **Talks** **1) Hyperbolic embedding models** Matin Mahmood, hyper³labs We’re putting hierarchies directly into the embedding space. This talk introduces hyperbolic embedding models, how we train them, and how to use them for search, with examples from Hyper3-CLIP. Matin is the founder of hyper³labs, where he works on representation learning and retrieval models. He presented Hyper3-CLIP at ECCV’s Beyond Euclidean workshop **2) How agents search the web** Sergei Ivliev, Team Lead DevTools at Nebius More details to be announced. Many thanks to hyper³labs for sponsoring the venue and to Delivery Hero for sponsoring pizza! See you at the event René & Roman

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55 attendees
Sunday Tech Coffee Meetup

Sunday Tech Coffee Meetup

Sun, Nov 1, 1:00 PM
From Berlin Software, Tech, Engineering, AI Meetup Group
4.6

Welcome to Sunday Tech Coffee. This is a **networking** event for those in the tech industry in Berlin. We are usually inside and to the right. Ask the barista/bartender if you can't find us.

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9 attendees
Build & Learn: From Data Science to AI Engineering Week 6

Build & Learn: From Data Science to AI Engineering Week 6

Sat, Nov 7, 9:00 AM
From ✨Build & Learn: AI with Coffee☕ ✨
4.8

**We are moving to Luma, check out future events [there](https://luma.com/lpojqlnz)** **📅 Week 6: Monitor and evaluate your LLM application** This event is part of our seven-week AI Engineering program, where we build an end-to-end AI application step by step and present our finished projects during Demo Day in Week 7. This week, we’ll focus on understanding how our LLM application behaves after deployment and how to measure whether its outputs are actually useful. * Monitor and debug LLM calls with Langfuse tracing. * Manage and version prompts with Langfuse Prompt Management. * Introduce the main concepts behind LLM evaluation. * Write focused unit tests for predictable application behavior. * Build evaluation datasets from representative examples. * Add human annotations and feedback using Langfuse scores. * Build an LLM-as-a-judge evaluator By the end of the 7 week cycle, you should have a working AI application in your own GitHub repository and practical experience with AI pipelines, APIs, databases, retrieval, evaluation and deployment. You are welcome to follow the shared project or apply the weekly concepts to your own project. ✨ **Who is this for?** Anyone interested in transitioning towards AI engineering. No previous LLM or AI engineering experience is required. However, I recommend some basic programming experiences or be to help with your first build session. 💻 **Bring: Your laptop** and curiosity. Grab ☕ at the coffeeshop ​💬 Our slides and meeting link with be shared on our Discord → [Join Discord Server](https://discord.gg/dPnmzcCP8w?utm_source=luma)

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14 attendees
Roundtable Discussions and Networking - October

Roundtable Discussions and Networking - October

Fri, Oct 30, 9:00 AM
From Women Techmakers Berlin
4.7

Let's get together for a BYOB roundtable networking session, and share our spooky career stories - with or without AI! This is an open conversation about the current state of tech, in Berlin and in general, and just getting to know like minded people. This will take place at a bakery, with one large table and several small ones. You can choose to buy a drink and/or a pastry, as no refreshments will be provided. ★ABOUT WTM BERLIN★ We have been encouraging diversity in tech in Berlin since 2015. Get visibility, networking & resources to make Berlin's tech community more diverse & inclusive. Whether a WTM member, or a complete newbie - join us! Our Meetups are always open & inclusive to people of all backgrounds - everyone is welcome ❤ TWITTER: http://twitter.com/wtm_berlin FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1106085959408694 SLACK: https://slack.wtm.berlin YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@womentechmakersberlin We follow the Berlin Code of Conduct: https://berlincodeofconduct.org/

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48 attendees
Build & Learn: From Data Science to AI Engineering Week 5

Build & Learn: From Data Science to AI Engineering Week 5

Sat, Oct 31, 9:00 AM
From ✨Build & Learn: AI with Coffee☕ ✨
4.8

**We are moving to Luma, check out future events [there](https://luma.com/guvseu05)** **📅 Week 5: Deploy your AI Application** This event is part of our seven-week AI Engineering program, where we build an end-to-end AI application step by step and present our finished projects during Demo Day in Week 7. This week, we’ll move our application from local development to the cloud and **we will only be using free tier options** * Understand different deployment types * Introduce CI/CD pipelines concepts * Package everything with Docker and testing locally * Deploy your application using Google Cloud * Use Supabase for hosted postgresSQL + pgvector * Management of API keys and credentials securely with Google Secret Manager * Schedule jobs with Cloud Scheduler * Alternative simple deployment with interactive streamlit application By the end of the 7 week cycle, you should have a working AI application in your own GitHub repository and practical experience with AI pipelines, APIs, databases, retrieval, evaluation and deployment. You are welcome to follow the shared project or apply the weekly concepts to your own project. ✨ **Who is this for?** Anyone interested in transitioning towards AI engineering. No previous LLM or AI engineering experience is required. However, I recommend some basic programming experiences or be to help with your first build session. 💻 **Bring: Your laptop** and curiosity. Grab ☕ at the coffeeshop ​💬 Our slides and meeting link with be shared on our Discord → [Join Discord Server](https://discord.gg/dPnmzcCP8w?utm_source=luma)

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Yes, you can start your own group and organize biotech events through Meetup. This is a great way to share knowledge and connect with others in the field.

The frequency of biotech meetups in Berlin depends on the groups and organizers involved. Check Meetup regularly to stay informed about the latest events in your area.

Many biotech meetups in Berlin cater to different experience levels, including beginners. Check each group's description and past events to find ones right for your skill level.

Meetup connects people based on shared interests, increasing the likelihood of meeting professionals from your sector. Engage in events and discussions to build relationships.

Meetup primarily focuses on group events, so one-on-one mentoring isn't its main feature. However, you may meet professionals who are willing to mentor informally.

If there are limited biotech events, try expanding your search criteria or consider starting a new group to inspire others in the biotech community to organize activities.