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Call for speakers

The official fintech_devcon 2024 call for speakers is closed. Submissions received after March 1 will be added to a waitlist.

Who should speak at fintech_devcon?

Developers and engineers

If you design, deliver, maintain, and update fintech software, fintech_devcon is the place to share what you’ve learned. We’re looking for developers, engineers, software architects, or dev team leaders.

Product leaders and managers

We ask product managers, owners, and leaders to share best practices on how to execute a product roadmap, bring products and functionality to market, write documentation, optimize design, and conduct research.

“I’ve learned more about different areas of the fintech space in 72 hours than I’ve learned in a couple of years.”

- Alex Gillette, Director of Buisness Development at Rize

Type of talks

Roadblock talks

45 minutes

As a builder, you’ve encountered numerous hurdles, snags, and problems while working on fintech products. These sessions explain a “roadblock” you’ve encountered and should teach other builders how to overcome it using shortcuts, workarounds, and other unique resolutions. Please share tangible solutions like guides, templates, and detailed steps that they can replicate in their work. No sales pitches or demos.

Workshops

90 minutes

Unlike roadblock talks, workshops offer hands-on coding demonstrations where speakers teach attendees how to build and solve a particular problem. Sessions must be interactive with a clear goal from the start and speakers must provide the required tools and repos prior to the event. Attendees should walk away with a completed fintech project. If you’d like assistance shaping your workshop, email us. No sales pitches or demos.

No demos or sales pitches

No demos or sales pitches

We know you want to share your awesome product with audiences, but this stage is not the right place. Talks are strictly educational.

Know your audience

The audience wants to learn about building—not about your product or general industry insights. Here’s what you should share:

  • Real problems you’ve run into as a builder and how you solved them 
  • Shortcuts, lessons learned, templates, or tools that will help attendees build faster and transform their work
  • Actionable best practices, roadmaps, tech stacks, and automation techniques you’ve seen succeed

Here are some examples of topics:

Complicated infra/stacks
Infrastructure resiliency
Scaling issues
Sample roadmaps
Prioritizing software principles
Fintech architecture design
Cloud provider differentiation
Databases
API analysis & SDK paradigms
Lending
Investing
Business APIs
Big data
B2B infra
Transactional integrity
App optimization
File management
Integrations
Compliance & regulations
Financial inclusion
Security/fraud
Neobanking
Crypto/blockchain
Payments trends
AI & ML
History of fintech
User experience
Tracking funds
Open source
Microservices
Event-driven architecture
DevSecOps
ADA compliance design
Web3
Legacy player integration

It is simple to apply

Submit a talk

Select a topic that educates fintech developers

Decide if it's a roadblock talk or workshop

Write a title, abstract, and learning objectives

Complete the simple form by March 1, 2024

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