SensioLabs Germany Announces New Managing Director: Oskar Stark

· Jules Daunay · SensioLabs · 1 minute to read
Oskar Stark joins SensioLabs De

Oskar Stark, a member of the Symfony Core team, has been appointed Managing Director of SensioLabs Germany. This new addition to the team will foster the growth of SensioLabs Germany, the official subsidiary of SensioLabs in Germany, to the benefit of German-speaking Symfony users.

Today we are happy to announce a new key member on the SensioLabs team!

A New Managing Director at SensioLabs Germany

Please give a warm welcome to Oskar Stark (see his Github account), who joins our ranks as the new Managing Director of SensioLabs Germany. SensioLabs Germany is the reference service provider and official training center for companies using Symfony in Germany. In his new role, Oskar will support the German Symfony community by advancing the evolution of Symfony and offering consultancy, training, and project support.

But Oskar is not new to the SensioLabs and Symfony family: for the past 6 years, he has been an active contributor and Symfony Core team member. Based in Berlin, Oskar is very involved in the Symfony docs project, and his favorite Symfony component is Notifier.

We are very happy to have him on board and wish him a great start!

Meet Oskar Stark at SymfonyLive Berlin 2024

If you want to meet Oskar in person, SymfonyLive Berlin 2024 will be the perfect chance.

SymfonyLive Berlin 2024 will gather the German Symfony community on June 20-21 in the very heart of Berlin, at Alexanderplatz. Two days of amazing conferences to learn the new features of Symfony and PHP and a great community reunion.

This year, SymfonyLive Berlin opens up to the international community: all sessions will be in English. Enjoy this brand new experience in the fun atmosphere of the CineStar CUBIX!

SensioLabs Germany is a Diamond Sponsor of SymfonyLive Berlin 2024. Oskar and the SensioLabs Germany team will be happy to talk with you about your Symfony project.

If you don’t have your ticket for SymfonyLive Berlin yet, make sure to participate in our free ticket giveaway.

See you soon in Berlin 👋

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