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Find Your Ninja Project
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10+ cool tech companies meet 100+ Coding Ninja's
Do you need to find a great CTO, lead architects, or developers? Or do you want to find a interesting job in a growing tech company?
Skills Matter and MiniBar have teamed up to bring great developers, software architects, testers and coders together with interesting tech companies and start ups (and vice versa).
At each evening event, around ten Tech Companies pitch their coding projects to software developers looking for interesting, agile projects using progressive technologies.
The format is straight forward: we start with ten lightning sessions where the developer team and/or CTO of each company can pitch their software project and open position for 5 minutes. Following the lightning talks, our companies take space at a mini-booth where attendees can come and meet with them and meet some good quality candidates.
For the Companies:
An audience of around 100 developers, architects and other software professionals with an interest in cool positions with the chance to talk to them directly about the projects after the pitch.
For the Developers:
A free event with 10 companies pitching so that you get the choice of who to approach. All of these companies are looking for people like you to hire. The event, which caters to young web start-ups as well as more established companies, will give you an idea of the technologies and practices at some of the most exciting companies today.
Join us for a networking opportunity where developers, CTO’s and CEO’s are introduced for a chance to find a new project or hire new developers and have some beer & pizza too.
If you part of a company and would like the chance to pitch to attendees at this event apply through findninja@skillsmatter.com and we will get back to you with further information on how you can get involved!
If you are a developer who is looking for the next exciting thing simply register here and we’ll see you on the night.
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