Thomas Pentenrieder is a Senior Software Engineer at Medialesson GmbH, currently working mostly with Azure, ASP.NET, Angular and other technologies that start with A.
Hi, I’m Philipp Bauknecht from Germany, Founder & CEO of medialesson GmbH. I help my customers design, architect, build and operate modern, beautiful and useable Apps that run on any platform as a consultant, architect and trainer together with my team of highly skilled designers and developers. Besides I teach Interface Design at the Pforzheim University and engage with the community as a speaker at conferences and user groups and organizer of code camps and hackathons. I was selected as one of the one hundred creative talents by the European Union and the Committee of the Regions. I co-founded the network EF.EU – European Forum for Enhanced Usability and a local industry initiative for IT (mitpf.de). I was awarded a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for Windows Development in every year since 2013. In 2017 I was accepted into the Microsoft Regional Director (rd.microsoft.com) Program. I’m married, a father to identical twins and love to serve our community as a member of the Rotary Club of Pforzheim.
Ralf Richter is a Distinguished Cloud Consultant and Cloud Solution Architect at shiftavenue. His expertise is derived from several years of experience with extensive cutting edge projects, among others in the automotive, health and industrial environment with a focus on the Internet of Things and Microsoft Azure. Community is a big topic for him, proven by beeing founder and orga of Azure Dev Meetup Munich and the Azure Developer Community Day
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