Silicon Valley Tech Leaders to Share Strategies for Managing High-Productivity Remote Teams – #BuildFromAnywhere

Have you ever wondered how successful remote-first companies source, vet, and hire their offshore developers? Or how they manage remote teams at scale to solve for speed and quality?

If you have, then here’s your chance to listen to the top minds in the business at the Turing Boundaryless: #BuildFromAnywhere event and find answers to the above questions.

Silicon Valley engineering leaders from fast-scaling startups and global brands will discuss the strategies behind successful remote software development teams. to get an opportunity to learn how engineering leaders from Facebook, Google, Uber, and Stanford successfully solve the various problems that come with distributed teams.

These experts, who have built large, remote engineering teams for tech unicorns, pre-IPO companies, and global enterprises, will also present the latest strategies, tactics, and tools for creating and managing high-productivity remote teams.

The guest list for the much-awaited event includes some of the best thought leaders who will share their ideas with you live. Pravin Desale, SVP of SDS and Appliances, Veritas; Darren Murph, Head of Remote, GitLab; Suneela Joshi, Sr. Director of Engineering, Abbott Laboratories; Chris Herd, CEO, Firstbase; Anna Chukaeva, Co-Founder / COO, Carta Healthcare; Job van der Voort, CEO, Remote.com; Henrik Hussfelt, Director of Engineering, Proxy; Andy O’Dower, Veteran Product Engineering Leader, Former Head of Product, Carlease.com; Alex Bouaziz, CEO, Deel among others will be joining the event.

For more information, including the agenda, please visit the Turing Boundaryless: #BuildFromAnywhere event page. 

Check back regularly to stay updated as we add additional speakers to the agenda.

The Turing Boundaryless: #BuildFromAnywhere will take place on February 18th, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. PT.

Turing Boundaryless: #BuildFromAnywhere is sponsored by Turing.com, an automated platform that lets companies hire Silicon Valley-caliber remote developers at the touch of a button from a global talent pool of more than 200,000 software engineers.