We're excited to welcome you to our offline event in Guadalajara — an evening built around two talks we think senior engineers will genuinely enjoy: one on designing multi-agent systems that act with less human oversight, the other on why active listening might be the most overlooked skill on a technical team. Come for the talks, stay for the conversation — we've got drinks and networking lined up too. 

Registration is free and mandatory; spaces are limited. 

📅 Date: Thursday, September 24, 2026 
🕖 Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM 
📍 Venue: Love It Signature Hotel, West End Room (Calle Miguel Lerdo de Tejada #2076, Colonia Americana, Guadalajara, Jalisco) 
Language: Spanish 

Talk 1: From Copilots to Multi-Agent Systems: Orchestrating the Future of Work 

Isay Castañeda – Senior Data Engineer at Svitla Systems 

Analyzing the architectural evolution from reactive LLM-based assistants (copilots) to autonomous multi-agent ecosystems, we'll explore orchestration patterns, inter-agent state management, task partitioning strategies, and the infrastructure challenges of deploying these topologies in complex production workflows. 

You'll learn: 

How orchestration patterns differ across copilot vs. multi-agent architectures 

Approaches to managing shared state across autonomous agents 

Strategies for partitioning tasks between agents without creating bottlenecks 

The infrastructure challenges of running these topologies in production 

Talk 2: The Human Factor in Technology: Active Listening 
Claudia Madrid – Delivery Manager at Svitla Systems 

Seventy percent of tech project failures aren't technical — they trace back to communication and relationship breakdowns. Claudia will make the case that active listening isn't a soft skill on the side, it's an operational one, and show what it actually looks like in a team's day-to-day work. 

You'll learn: 

A concrete active-listening technique you can run in your next standup or 1:1 

How to tell the difference between listening to respond and listening to understand 

Early warning signs that a "technical" conflict is actually a communication one 

How trust — not just process — determines whether teams recover from mistakes 

🎟️ Join us for an evening of practical insights, engaging discussions, and networking with fellow technology professionals.