Peter Götz - Team Topologies Advocate
Peter Götz - Team Topologies Advocate
Peter has worked in software development teams for more than 20 years. Originally a software developer, he has worked in and with teams as a developer, software architect, Scrum Master, or Product Owner in many different domains, like media, insurance, banking, the public sector or industrial environments.
Peter also worked in team of teams contexts as an agile coach and trainer. As Professional Scrum Trainer (Scrum.org), Professional Kanban Trainer (ProKanban.org) and certified iSAQB trainer for software architecture he is interested in a wide variety of topics.
With Team Topologies he has found one big missing link in the above mentioned tool chain that helps him support software development organizations more holistically (greetings, Dr. Conway!).
You can reach Peter via:
Team Topologies Advocacy
Peter has supported several companies in challenging their current product, system, and team structures in order to reduce cognitive load and increase flow and value. He has worked in smaller environments with a few dozen persons that wanted to grow without experiencing too much pain, but he has also worked with bigger team of team setups of a hundred people and more to find a structure that works.
Speaking Engagements & Training
Speaker at Software Architecture Gathering 2024:
Without Focus on Product and Team, Architecture Falls Flat - Session detailsWorkshop at Software Architecture Alliance 2024 (prepared with co-host but unable to attend due to illness) - Program details
Speaker at Software Architecture Alliance 2023 - Speaker details
Additionally, in my Applying Professional Scrum for Software Development (APS-SD) Training (scrum.org/APS-SD), I always introduce Team Topologies when discussing team setup and software architecture. I deliver this training 4-8 times a year.
