Software Engineering Events in Exeter
This is the widest category on Brainberg, because software engineering itself spans a huge range of events: language user groups (Python, Rust, Go, TypeScript, Kotlin, Elixir, Ruby, Zig), framework communities (React, Svelte, Next.js, Vue, Laravel, Django, NixOS), backend architecture tracks, testing and QA tracks (ISTQB certification courses, mutation testing, test-automation workshops), refactoring and DDD circles, hackathons, and the long tail of "thoughtful engineering" meetups that don't fit neatly under any specific stack.
This page narrows the Exeter calendar to Software Engineering events. It's a subset of United Kingdom's wider tech-event schedule, useful when you want something specific to go to in the city this month.
Upcoming tech events in Exeter, United Kingdom.
Upcoming Software Engineering events in Exeter
The Standup (May 2026)
Exeter, 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
THE STANDUP is our regular breakfast meetup, running the first thursday of every month.
Join your local tech/digital community for pastries, tea + coffee, and conversations to start your day the right way!
Come say hello! Pop in on your way to work and keep up to date with your peers and find out the latest developments from the TechExeter community.
Refreshments sponsored by CA Tech Talent. Venue sponsored by Exeter Innovation.
Nuromovement- ALL WELCOME- Group drinks and social
Exeter, 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
A casual social to MAKE FRIENDS meet like minded people who are interested in personal informed decision making...
This is part of the series of events held by the Nuromovement; helping people with informed decisioning when it comes to our needs (medical & non-medical), human rights and emerging technologies that impact us all with or without direct use. Another event; (FREE) baseline workshop is open to glean a warmth of understanding this is NOT essential but recommended.
Come alone, bring a friend.
Warm ears, hearts and a safe space to discuss any of the above/below topics.
There will be 4 cards to help with discussions but they do not need to be used:
1. Needs (medical & non-medical)
2. Human rights
3. Emerging technologies
4. Privacy
What are your views on each title?
What supports informed decision making with each title?
How do we support the collective growth with each title?
Rules: go without saying DECORUM (Buddhist style) it will be explained.
No pictures or recording without direct consent.
All beings welcome, neurodiversity is supported.
If you have any questions let me know.
May 2026 Meetup
Exeter, 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Join us (for FREE!) at The Exeter Innovation Hub in Princesshay for a mix of interesting lightning talks and networking, plus FREE PIZZA 🍕🍕🍕 courtesy of our new meetup sponsor Charles Stanley (plus you can bring your own booze if you fancy 🥂)
Schedule
- 7.00pm: Doors open
- 7.30pm: Introduction and talks start
- 9.00pm: Doors close.
Speakers:
- James Kilby - Tech Valuations in Today's Market
- Tomisin Ajayi - What Building Data & Product Systems in Early-Stage Teams Actually Looks Like
- Haymar Htun - Democratising Access to Health Innovation: Making Technology the Guide
There is no bar at the venue so it's BYOB.
Talk Info:
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James Kilby:
What is your talk about?
Over the last 10 years, we have seen many high-profile tech companies valued at eye-watering amounts. How do these cases compare to the kinds of tech ventures this region is likely to grow.
Bio: Since joining Charles Stanley in 2021, I’ve qualified as and work as an Investment Manager in our Exeter office. I draw on a broad and advanced academic and professional foundation in wealth management to support clients in achieving their goals. I am passionate about technology and am setting out to be the best professional to give investment (and in future financial) advice to founders and CEOs.
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Tomisin Ajayi: Using Tech for Good - a Woman in Techs perspective of building a brand that cares.
What is your talk about?
This talk offers an honest look at building data and product systems in early-stage or resource-constrained teams, where there's no perfect data and no clean roadmap. It explores the gap between the idea of being "data-driven" and the reality, common early mistakes, and practical lessons from real projects including what didn't work and how it was improved.
Bio: Tomisin Ajayi is a Product and Data Analyst who helps early-stage startups build the systems they need to understand their users, product, and revenue. She has led the development of product dashboards, revenue intelligence systems, and user lifecycle analytics across SaaS and digital product companies.
She's also the Founder of ScalenTech, helping businesses scale through automation and analytics.
Tomisin is interested in demystifying "data work" in startups; showing what 'good enough' data infrastructure looks like in practice.
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Haymar Htun: Democratising Access to Health Innovation: Making Technology the Guide
What is your talk about?
Despite rapid medical breakthroughs, accessing clear, regulatory-grade clinical trial information remains a massive barrier for patients and a costly bottleneck for pharma. This session demonstrates how AI mobile technology bridges this "access gap" by translating dense medical data into actionable opportunities, driving faster recruitment and better health outcomes.
Bio: Passionate about using technology to make healthcare innovation accessible, understandable, and actionable for everyone.