Cristina Turbatu
Architect, Playtech

Cristina Turbatu is an architect on the games innovation team at Playtech, where she works on growing projects from seeds to trees or flowers or birds…you never know what a proof of concept might evolve into. She’s also the managing director of the Girls in Tech chapter in Gibraltar. Cristina has been involved in all aspects of software design and delivery for the past nine years. She has experience in the design, implementation, and quality assurance of complex, high-volume transactional and entertainment platforms and is now deeply entrenched and responsible in the design and architecture of disruptive and innovative next generation of products. Some of her passions include continuous learning and advocating for women in technology.

Sessions

1:15pm–2:05pm Wednesday, February 26, 2020

Location: Murray Hill

Innovation traps: How to design for uncertainty

Fundamentals, Microservices

Secondary topics: Best Practice, Case Study

Cristina Turbatu (Playtech)

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The path to growing innovation projects to highly scalable, resilient, and performant systems is riddled with challenges and doubts. Cristina Turbatu draws on her experience to highlight the problems that occur during the rapid evolution of proof-of-concept architectures to production-ready products while discussing some of the solutions to ongoing uncertainty and constant pivots. Read more.