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See Who’s Joining Us For Barcelona Tech Job Fair Autumn 2018!

We’re happy to say that our second autumn event, Barcelona Tech Job Fair, is right about the corner! There’s no better time than now to share with us the list of companies joining us! Have a look below – perhaps you’ll find your future employer there? Remember that your free job seeker ticket for the […]

Stryber – passionate entrepreneurs who shake things up in the corporate world

We are looking forward to the 25th of October! It is then when Munich will turn into a job-seeking centre for all the candidates and companies hiring new talent. We’re excited about giving them this awesome opportunity to connect. Today, we want you to meet Stryber which is one of the companies coming to the […]

Snap40: Grow Your Career. Save lives.

Snap40, the “doctor on your arm”, has been awarded a £1 million contract by NHS England to further scale its technology via https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk This Thursday we are are going to celebrate our first autumn event! London Tech Job Fair is just around the corner and we are happy to say that many companies are joining […]

Most Popular and Influential Programming Languages of 2018

Every Company is a Technology Company. This a common saying in today’s tech-driven world. Every industry is fundamentally changed by technology, and business leaders are making it the focal point of their companies. At the heart of these technologies are programming languages. Never have developers been more important to progress, and programming languages are their superpower. That’s […]

Meet Talent.io, a new take on engineer recruitment companies for London, Berlin, Paris

talent.io is the simplest way for software engineers to find great jobs in innovative companies and  Europe’s fastest growing recruitment platform for tech profiles. Create your profile in a few minutes by importing your LinkedIn profile. No CV or cover letter needed: companies apply to you, and you decide who you want to talk to. […]