ISQA Conference 2027

Call for Papers · Open

Speak at ISQA Conference 2027

We are looking for practical, experience-based talks from the field: what you tried, what broke, and what you learned. First-time speakers are very welcome. All submissions go through the ISQA content review.

  • Submit by Friday, 4 December 2026, 23:59 GMT+0700
  • April 2027
  • Jakarta · Venue to be announced

Formats

What you can submit

30 min

Practitioner talk

A focused talk on Day 2 in the main hall, streamed live to the online audience.

Half day

Hands-on workshop

A practical class on Day 1 for up to 20 participants with laptops, for example test automation or AI in testing.

45 min

Panel discussion

Propose a panel topic, or nominate yourself as a panelist or moderator.

Topics we are looking for

  • Software testing & quality engineering Strategy, design and practice of testing in modern delivery teams.
  • Test automation & AI in testing What works, what fails, and how AI is changing the tester's toolbox.
  • QA careers & industry trends Growing as a tester, leading QA teams, and where the industry is going.
  • Real-world testing stories Honest experience from testing in production systems, regulated industries and startups.

What speakers get

  • Free conference pass
  • Your profile on the conference website and ISQA social channels
  • An audience of 400–500 practitioners onsite, plus the online audience on Zoom

Key dates

Submissions close
Friday, 4 December 2026, 23:59 GMT+0700
Speakers notified
After the review
Conference
April 2027

Tips for a strong proposal

  • Tell a real story: the context, what you tried, what failed and what you would do again.
  • Be specific about what attendees will take home.
  • Skip the product pitch. Sponsors have their own sessions.

Submit

Send us your proposal

Takes about 10 minutes. You can submit more than one proposal.

About you

Max ~80 words, written in third person. We use it on the website.

Your session

What is the session about and why does it matter? 150–300 words.

Two or three things attendees will be able to do or understand afterwards.

Previous talks, recordings, or what you need from us (optional).

We only use these details to process your proposal.