AI Shift Meetup [vol. 2]
Warsaw — Poland
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When
11/20/2026, 4:00:00 PM
Where
Google for Startups Campus - Warsaw, Warszawa, Województwo mazowieckie, PL
About
The AI universe keeps expanding. Let’s explore what’s next 👽
Ū HUB is back with our second AI Shift meetup of the year! Join us at Google for Startups Campus Warsaw to explore how AI is changing engineering, what actually works in production, and when AI should make decisions instead of generating more stuff.
We’re bringing together 14 speakers from Google, Dropbox, Viktor, Revolut, PandaDoc, EPAM Systems, and beyond for an day of hands-on workshops, talks, panel discussions and networking.
🎤 Keynotes
1. Agents: Journey from Whiteboard to Production
Hasan Rafiq, Senior Forward Deployed Engineer at Google Cloud
2. AI is fast, but that doesn’t mean the job is finished.
Engineering the work that comes after AI output.
Damian Zawada, Engineering Manager at Dropbox
💬 Panel discussions
1. From LLMs to AI Agents: What Actually Works in Production?
Adam Zasada, Senior Product Manager at Dropbox (moderator)
Yauhen Ivashkevich / Agent Platform Engineer at Viktor.com
Uladzislau Darhevich / Applied AI Engineer at Revolut
Gleb Berjoskin / ML Solutions Architect at Nebius
Eugene Kalinouski / Backend Software Engineer at PandaDoc
2. Jevons Paradox: When AI Should Decide, Not Generate
George Kachanouski / AI Architect at UNOWA (moderator)
Rammi Dgham / Founding Product Engineer at Boski
Sergii Alekseev / Founder at Worklayer
Yauhen Klimovich / Engineering Manager at Zendesk
Sergei Lavrinenko / AI Solutions Consultant at EPAM Systems
🛠 Workshops
1. How to Run 10 Agents in Parallel and Not Go Crazy
Valiantsin Zavadski / CTO at Alsetta, Co-founder of Goman.ai
One AI coding agent makes you faster. Ten make you a team lead – but only if you know how to keep them from stepping on each other.In this hands-on, two-and-a-half-hour workshop, you’ll learn to write clear specs, run agents in parallel, get them to test their own work, and review and merge the results without losing your mind.
Who it’s for: Software developers who already use AI coding tools and want to go beyond one agent