Computer Science Industry Mixer

• In-Person event
• Atrium and Conference Rooms, Richcraft Hall, Carleton University
• 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, ON, K1S 5B6

Join us at our annual Computer Science Industry Mixer, hosted by the Science Student Success Centre (SSSC) and Carleton SciSoc, to build your high-tech network with students, alumni, professors, and industry professionals.

For the duration of the event, rotate through stations in a casual speed-networking format, spending about 15 minutes at each station. You’ll move through a series of stations where you can spend approximately 15 minutes at each table, chatting with industry experts about their career paths, insights, and advice. This event is ideal for students seeking insights into career paths, advice, and potential opportunities. This event offers direct access to leaders across startups, tech giants, and academia, helping you discover in-demand skills, roles, and future collaboration possibilities. Come prepared with a concise  and thoughtful questions to make every conversation count. Spaces are limited, so register now to secure your spot and start shaping your career trajectory!

*FREE Food and Refreshment will be provided for all attendees*.

Register Now to secure your spot!

Event Details:

•  Date: Tuesday, March 3rd 
•  Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
•  Location: Richcaft Hall Atrium

Why students should participate:

• Stand out with intentional, targeted conversations that can lead to internships, co-op placements, mentorship, referrals, or future collaborations.
• Expand your professional circle with peers and mentors who share your passion for innovation.
• Gain insider knowledge on the latest industry trends, required skill sets, and what employers are really looking for right now.

How to Register:

Register for this event through mySuccess (Access MySuccess through Carleton360) and click on Science Student Success Centre.

We look forward to seeing you there and helping you take the next step in your career journey!

This year’s featured speakers are as follows: