Innovation Meets Opportunity: Tech Career Connections
Ready to make meaningful connections in Seattle's booming AI tech scene? Join Computing for All, the WA Tech Workforce Coalition, and WTIA as we bring together employers looking for fresh talent and job seekers ready to break into tech. Our federally funded network of 14 tech training partners, community and technical colleges, and community-based organizations is actively connecting diverse, skilled candidates with entry-level opportunities at companies and startups throughout Washington state. This is your chance to meet face-to-face, build real relationships, and discover what's possible when great talent meets great opportunities through genuine in-person networking!
Agenda
4:30 pm – Doors open & check-in
4:50 PM – Introduction
5:00 PM – Panel discussion: "Building AI-Ready Teams" with Coalition training partners & employers
5:30 PM – Meet up & network over snacks and drinks
6:30 PM – Event concludes
Who should attend?
Employers, startups, job seekers seeking entry-level tech roles
Questions?
If you have any questions, please email Mandira at [email protected].
Parking
The nearest car park is W-41, a paid lot located on the west side of Condon Hall. Additional street parking can be found on NE 41st & 11th and 12th streets.
Hosted By
Computing for All, in partnership with the Washington Technology Industry Association (WTIA), is a 501(c)(3) technology education nonprofit that empowers individuals who are statistically underrepresented in the IT industry by providing essential skills and pathways to equitable, upwardly mobile careers in information technology.
Washington Tech Workforce Coalition (WTWC), led by CFA, is a coalition of 14 tech training partners, community and technical colleges, and community-based organizations focused on addressing the tech skills gap by training and placing underrepresented job seekers into equitable, well-paying tech jobs by 2026. Funded by the U.S. Department of Commerce's Good Jobs Challenge, the coalition promotes collaboration across community, education, government, and industry partners to create pathways to tech careers.