Quantum Australia Careers Fair 2024
Students and educators are entitled to a FREE ticket to Australia’s biggest quantum careers event next month: the Quantum Australia Careers Fair on Tuesday 20 February 2024. Registration essential.
Gain insights into today’s exciting quantum industry and its burgeoning future job opportunities at Australia’s biggest quantum industry careers event. Register for free at: bit.ly/49hsexn
Gain insights into today’s exciting quantum industry and its burgeoning future job opportunities at Australia’s biggest quantum industry careers event.
FREE! For students and educators. But you must register at bit.ly/49hsexn
Date: The Careers Fair is on 20 February 2024, the first day of the Quantum Australia 2024 conference
Time: 9:00am to 11:45am AEDT, with morning tea provided
Where: Winx Stand, Royal Randwick (near UNSW’s Kensington campus), Sydney
The Careers Fair gives students the chance to:
- Connect with industry and government employers, recruiters and experts
- Learn about new job and internship opportunities
- Find out what skills are in demand, and how to make an impression
- Discover study pathways, training and up-skilling opportunities and new scholarship programs in quantum and other emerging technologies
The Careers Fair program kicks off with a one-hour panel discussion with experts and employers on what it takes to succeed in quantum technology. Panellists include:
- Prof Andrew Doherty, Chief Investigator, Sydney Quantum Theory Lab, University of Sydney and former chief technology officer at U.S. quantum start-up PsiQuantum
- Dr Giuseppina Dall’Armi-Stoks, Research Leader at Australia's Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG)
- Dr Amanda Seedhouse, Postdoctoral Researcher at Diraq, a Sydney-based quantum computing start-up
- Dr Byron Villis, Quantum Measurement Engineer at Archer Materials
- Prof Chris Vale, Director, Quantum Technologies Future Science Platform, CSIRO
Exhibitors looking for new talent or showcasing their training and career development opportunities will include Amazon Web Services, IBM Quantum, Defence Science and Technology Group, CSIRO, Quintessence Labs, Diraq, Nord Quantique, Rohde & Schwartz, BTQ, KPMG, Bluefors, ARC Centre of Excellence in Quantum Biotechnology, Australian National Fabrication Facility and Heavy Ion Accelerators.
