Gottfried Szing, Software Architect
Gottfried Szing sees himself as a bridge-builder between worlds, translating technical jargon into mutual understanding – and ensuring that people from different backgrounds can work together to find viable solutions.
As a board member of the ‘IIBA Austria Chapter’ (https://austria.iiba.org/), he is actively committed to advancing the professionalisation of business analysis in German-speaking countries. He regularly organises events for the community focusing on requirements engineering and business analysis – these can be found on the Meetup group “Requirements Engineers and Business Analysts Vienna” (https://www.meetup.com/requirements-engineers-business-analysts-vienna/).
In addition, Gottfried co-founded two further Meetup groups: ‘Domain-Driven Design Vienna’ (https://www.meetup.com/ddd-vienna/) and ‘Microservices, Reactive and Distributed Systems Vienna’ (https://www.meetup.com/reactive-vienna/) – both with the shared aim of making software development a little better.
In his spare time, Gottfried focuses on technologies such as cloud, blockchain and quantum computing. He also publishes his perspectives on his blog at https://kjoo.be and on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/gottfriedszing/.
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Guest contribution by Gottfried Szing, Software Architect | Apr 23, 2026
The right of way on the road is clearly defined. What combination of methods can help determine the priority of requirements in projects?
Guest contribution by Gottfried Szing, Software Architect | Apr 30, 2025
Pictures present information simultaneously. How are they used in companies, which notations are helpful and where are the potential dangers?
Guest contribution by Gottfried Szing, Software Architect | Feb 1, 2024
A lack of cyber security is a risk for companies and is changing the role of business analysis. Which practices ensure greater data security?
Guest contribution by Gottfried Szing, Software Architect | Aug 18, 2022
There are at least 5 major misconceptions when discussing quantum computers and quantum technology. An attempt at explanation.
