How to Get Ready for a Job at Canstar [IN-PERSON]
Hear from Canstar's current employees about the tips and tricks you need to become the perfect candidate!
Registration End Date: Tue, 20 Jun, 05:00 PM
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Canstar
Level 20/143 Turbot Street
Brisbane QLD 4000
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Wed, 21 Jun, 05:30 PM
Event Finish: Wed, 21 Jun, 07:30 PM
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Our How to… event series is a behind-the-scenes introduction to many of Australia’s leading companies, both big tech businesses and businesses big on tech. In the past, we’ve partnered with Atlassian, Microsoft and LinkedIn and now Canstar.<br><br>Led by ACS Queensland branch manager Holly Bretherton, our How to… event in partnership with Canstar will present a guest panel of experts – Canstar tech professionals with plenty of experience and lots to share. <br><br>Specifically, you’ll have the chance to hear from <strong>Kiran Manwani</strong>, Group Manager for Technical Development, <strong>Lucas Dugdale</strong>, DevOps engineer and <strong>Pam Fairbairn</strong>, a senior developer. Together, they’ll reveal what it’s like to work at Canstar, how to get ahead and the qualities they value while Canstar recruiters will outline the roles available.<br><br>You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and get answers from the Canstar team who have been in your position, found a career path and achieved their ambitions.<br><br>And you’ll be able to meet and chat informally among speakers and your peers, people just like you keen to make their mark in the tech industry.<br><br>If you are looking to launch your tech career, or if you’ve started out and are seeking to accelerate your career with new skills, connections and opportunities, then you should register now for our How to… with Canstar.
Contact Details
- Tomoka Okai
- National Events Manager
- tomoka.okai@acs.org.au
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