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NET/WORK Philly 2016

By Technically Philly (other events)

Tuesday, February 23 2016 1:00 PM 7:00 PM EDT
 
ABOUT ABOUT

NET/WORK is a technology jobs fair showcasing vibrant companies seeking talent and talented people seeking work. Nothing stiff or stuffy about it. The companies at NET/WORK are psyched to show off their company culture—and get to know you outside of your resume. 

HIRING ORGANIZATIONS / EXHIBITORS: (check back for updates)

Technical.ly asked these hiring companies to share what they're looking for in potential candidates. Check out what positions are open and what skills are needed by reviewing our Exhibitor Survey Results

GET YOUR HEADSHOTS DONE THANKS TO:  
Chariot Solutions

(Neal Santos will join us again this year to take these professional shots)

GRAB FREE HUBBUB COFFEE THANKS TO:
WebLinc

(HubBub will also have delicious pastries available for individual purchase)

ATTEND IF YOU ARE:

  • Looking for full-time work with a company that fits your skills & personality
  • Seeking opportunities in Dev, Design, Engineering, UX, Programming, etc
  • Are a recent grad looking for an apprenticeship
  • Interested in freelance gigs
  • Currently employed, but want to feel out future opportunities
  • Looking to network

WHAT'S UNIQUE:

Great technologists have options when it comes to finding a job. The employers at NET/WORK are looking to learn more than just what's on your resume. You'll still need chops to land your dream job, but at NET/WORK, your personality & "fit" carry real weight.

WHY NET/WORK RULES:

  • Suit & tie are optional
  • Hone your skills and get inspired at Dev Talks
  • Hear tips for getting hired during Professional Development discussions
  • Drop off your resume and get feedback
  • Hang at the after-party for networking, beer (21+) and snacks (5-7pm)
  • Visit the photobooth for LinkedIn appropriate headshots

AGENDA 

1:00 PM | EVENT START 

2:00 - 2:30 PM 

  • CAREER TALK | Choose Your Own (Career) Adventure with Sarah Johnson, Community Outreach Manager, TechGirlz. What does a career path in tech look like these days? You get to choose! Come to this session to start figuring out what you want your career adventure to be: identify your work themes, define your likes and dislikes, and start preparing for your next career move.
  • DEV TALK | Maintaining State in Single-Page JavaScript Apps with Alexandra Hoefinger, Front-End Developer at Urban Outfitters and Girl Develop It Instructor.
    If you've ever built a SPA, you've likely run into issues with keeping track of application state as users interact with the page, and as data comes and goes from an API. Learn how Redux, a popular new open source library, offers an opinionated, functional-based solution to this state problem by keeping a single store for your application's tree of observable objects.

3:00 - 3:30 PM

  • CAREER TALK | The Art of Networking with Mikel Harden, Partner, Juno Search Partners. Talking about how your social media can impact your job search. Managing social media, networking through social media, how to maintain relationships with your recruiters and other people in your professional network to propel your job search. 
  • DEV TALK | The State of Augmented Reality with Froilan Miranda, Technical Instructor, Zip Code Wilmington. This talk will introduce the concepts around augmented reality and the current state in which it is utilized in several social and industrial projects. Also, taking a look at the technologies that are used to development of AR applications and plans for AR in the near future.

4:00 - 4:30 PM

  • DEV TALK | Easy Digital Skills for the 21st Century Job Seeker: The Office Suite is Dead with Zach Feldman, Chief Academic Officer/Co-Founder, New York Code + Design Academy. It used to be almost a requirement to put the Microsoft Office suite on your resume. Now that that's become de rigeur, what 21st-century technology skills are employers looking for on resumes? Join Zach and find out!

5:00 - 5:30 PM

  • CAREER TALK | Making a Career Transition Into Web with Helene Speer, Senior User Interface Developer and Lisa Burgess, User Interface Developer, Think Brownstone. We both successfully made the leap from different industries to careers in web. Come out to learn about how we did it and what you can do to get traction in the tech job market. Please share your challenges, successes, and questions with us!
  • DEV TALK | Working with data at scale: Navigating the big data stack with Christina Kirby, Senior Data Engineer, Comcast. 2016 marks the 10th Anniversary of Hadoop, the open source project that sparked the Big Data craze.  This session, led by Comcast Senior Data Engineer, Christina Kirby, will step through the open source technologies available in the big data space to empower you with the tools to begin finding insights from your data.

6:00 PM to 7:00 PM | HAPPY HOUR

7:00 PM | EVENT CLOSE

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NET/WORK is produced by Technical.ly Philly

 

 

 

Restrictions

Are you a recruiter? Contact [email protected] for access (you won't be admitted with a Job Seeker or Student ticket).

Interested in sponsorship opportunities? We have options. Contact [email protected] for details.

Do you want to get your resume in front of more employers? We're developing a network to connect tech talent directly with employers in Philly. No recruiters. Send your resume to [email protected], and we'll make it visible to area employers who will be able to contact you directly with opportunities. 

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Attendees are responsible for their own travel to and timely arrival at the event.

Priority Registration Disclaimer: Technical.ly event organizers reserve the right to give priority registration to technologists, students, entrepreneurs and investors. Individuals or groups who partner with technology organizations to provide services/products and wish to attend may be wait listed.To ensure event entry as a service provider, contact [email protected] for supporting opportunities.