Humans Who Hire #8 x MasterRemit
Looking for job? Apply by attending and meeting the people who are hiring.
4 Decision Makers. 4 Companies. Multiple Real Openings.
Across 6 Humans Who Hire events, 8 attendees have been hired.
This is a room full of people who are actively hiring.
You’ll hear directly from decision-makers about:
What actually gets candidates shortlisted (and rejected)
How to reach out on LinkedIn or email without being ignored
What makes a resume stand out for their company
Then, you’ll have the chance to speed-interview with them one-on-one.
Roles we are hiring for:
Social Media Marketing Specialist
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4408647644/Account Project Manager (Digital)
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4408636903/Full Stack Developer with a good knowledge of AI, training models and cyber security
Marketing Specialist (part-time):
Experience level
Junior to mid-level, with more emphasis on attitude, creativity and ownership than years of experience.
Salary / rate guide
$55,000 - $85,000 AUD starting base salary range + incentives, depending on experience and availability.
TBC
Panelists:
Mo Hamdouna is the Managing Director at Mo Works
Dilip Jacob is the Founder and CEO of PitchBerry AI
Liam Bryne is the founder of YourStuffMade.com
Bring your CV. Come prepared.
If you’re a student, graduate, career-changer, or stuck in the job hunt, this is where conversations turn into opportunities.
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Organisers:
Humans of Australia (HoA): The new age media channel for young Australians.
Co-hosted with Uncommon Collective: They are a community-led social enterprise supporting 1.6K+ driven tech and impact led founder, creators and leaders to thrive in real community. By creating migrant-friendly (not migrant exclusive) spaces at the intersection personal-professional growth and play, outside of startup programs, to level the playing field.