Career Readiness in the Age of AI

The tech job market has changed and students feel it.

If you are studying computer science or a related field, you have probably heard conflicting advice about what it takes to land that first role. Build more projects. Learn more tools. Master AI. Be perfect at interviewing. It can feel overwhelming.

This free, two-hour interactive event is designed to cut through the noise.

At IntelliTect, we frequently interview candidates and closely track hiring trends across the industry. We see incredibly talented students struggling not because they lack ability, but because they do not always know how to position themselves for today’s market.

This session brings together professionals from engineering, HR, project management, and leadership to share what actually matters right now.

You will learn:

• What the current tech job market really looks like
• How recruiters evaluate resumes and interviews
• What makes a portfolio stand out to hiring teams
• Which technical skills employers expect from entry-level candidates
• How project management and teamwork skills boost your employability
• How to use AI as a learning and career advantage, not a shortcut
• How to reduce job-search anxiety with clear, practical next steps

Each session includes time for questions, so you can ask what you actually want to know.

If you want honest insights, real-world advice, and a clearer path forward, this event is for you. Come curious. Leave confident.

Doors open at 2:30 pm, event starts at 3:00 pm

From 5:00 to 6:00 pm, students will have the opportunity to participate in a one-on-one resume and GitHub portfolio reviews with members of the IntelliTect team. Receive personalized, practical feedback to help strengthen your resume, improve your GitHub portfolio, and better position yourself for internships and full-time roles.

Space is limited and advance registration is required. Please reserve your spot by selecting the appropriate ticket during registration.

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

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Host or Publisher IntelliTect