Bring your perspective to Swiss Testing Day. The Call for Speakers is open to bold ideas, practical insights and real-world experience.
Tell us what worked and what did not: the real costs of AI, ROI that survives scrutiny, evidence separated from hype. Perceived and measured productivity are two different things, and only one of them belongs in a business case. Failed experiments are especially welcome.
Show us the future tester’s craft: test design and risk analysis, the move from running tests to leading quality, and AI as a coworker on the team. Because the faster delivery gets, the more it matters to know what you are actually building. No title required.
Help us test systems that answer the same question differently twice: who owns quality when code isn’t ours, where ethics and accountability belong, and what security demands where stakes are highest. Whoever develops answers here today is co-writing tomorrow’s standards.
Shortlisted applicants submit their full abstract. The board decides on technical focus and which contributions fit the program.
A board member will contact you to discuss your talk, timing, and format. Consider the length of your chosen slot (including Q&A) to ensure you stay on time.
We will conduct dry runs to ensure our submissions meet Swiss Testing Days standards. You’ll present your talk to a small group of board members, simulating the real event. Please bring your final presentation to the dry run. They will provide feedback, guidance, and preparation. One board member will act as your supporter, introducing you at the event and offering moral support both pre and during the event.
Please note that travel, accommodation, and any other expenses related to the event are not covered by the organizer.
No speaker fee is provided for presentations, and all associated costs are the responsibility of the speaker.