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Are you interested in web development?!? This post may be for you!! Whether you're interested in front end, back end or full stack development, beginner, or experienced! IEEE UofT is looking for webmasters! If you're interested in learning and implementing industry-used development practices to build and improve https://ieee.utoronto.ca/, then apply now! Applications are open until April 5th at https://bit.ly/2NKF6bg!

The deadline for applying to IEEE UofT is closing in one week! If you're interested in using your technical expertise to help others in one of IEEE's workshops or hackathons, or perhaps looking to use your knowledge in web design and development to create an exciting brand new website, look no further! We're currently hiring webmasteres and tech team associates! If you're interested, you can apply until April 5th at http://bit.ly/2NKF6bg (role descriptions available at the link)

IEEE UofT is still recruiting until April 5th!! Involved in bringing you workshops, conferences, panels, and hackathons, like NewHacks, we're UofT's branch of the largest technical professional organization in the world!! We're currently hiring members for our Tech Team, Webmasters, Logistics, Marketing or External Relations! If you're interested, you can apply until April 5th at http://bit.ly/2NKF6bg (role descriptions available at the link)

IEEE UofT is your local branch of the world's largest technical professional organization. Thousands of students from Canada and abroad take part in our 15+ technical and professional development events each year, such as MakeUofT and NewHacks. We have just extended our recruitment deadline to April 5th! If you are interested in being part of our Tech Team, Webmasters, Logistics, Marketing or External Relations for the 2021-2022 school year, apply now at http://bit.ly/2NKF6bg!! (role descriptions available at the link)

**URGENT: APPLICATION DEADLINE IS TOMORROW AT 11:59PM EST** Hey MakeUofT Applicants!! If you haven't completed your application, fill it out before tomorrow, February 4th at 11:59PM EST! Haven't signed up yet? Apply at https://makeuoft.ca and join us at Canada's largest hardware hackathon, starting February 6th! Grand prizes are $2500 for first place, $1500 for second place, and $750 for third place, plus over $2200 in track challenge prizes. Build your own hardware hack to a...dd to your resume, and network with real industry professionals from companies like Qualcomm, L-SPARK and Waterfront International!! Hurry!! Once again, applications close tomorrow, February 4th at 11:59PM EST - complete yours now!!!

MakeUofT 2021 is Canada's largest hardware hackathon, with over $7000 in prizes and representatives from companies like Qualcomm, L-SPARK and Waterfront International!! Sign up before this Thursday, February 4th, for an opportunity to boost your resume with a cool hardware project, network with real industry professionals and make the best out of your reading week!! Grand prizes are $2500 for first place, $1500 for second place, and $750 for third place. Our experienced Tech Team will also provide you with a hardware guide and mentorship if you need it! Are you up to the challenge? Apply at https://makeuoft.ca. Hurry - applications close on Thursday, February 4th. See you at the kickoff on February 6th!!

Looking to spice up your resume for employers? Sign up for MakeUofT and build a hardware project for your resume. Speak to representatives from Qualcomm, Waterfront International, and L-SPARK! Network with companies and ask about their summer internships and co-op opportunities. Head over to MakeUofT.ca to learn more about Canada’s largest hardware hackathons. What are you waiting for? Sign up now to be eligible for a financial reimbursement for your hardware!!

Have you registered for QAI Talks? Take a look at our 4th speaker: Nathan Wiebe just joined the Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto as an assistant professor. He is also a researcher in quantum computing and focuses on quantum methods for machine learning and simulation of physical systems. His research also includes deep learning, least-squares fitting, quantum simulations, quantum Hamiltonian learning, and much more. Sign up using the link below: ... https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/qai-talks-tickets-134344099819 See more

Did you know that Canada’s largest hardware hackathon, MakeUofT 2021, is also beginner-friendly? We have plenty of knowledgeable mentors ready to assist you, if you ever get stuck. We will also be providing a free hardware guide to help you look for parts and electronics! MakeUofT 2021 kicks off on February 6th - grand prizes are $2500 for first place, $1500 for second place, and $750 for third place. Are you up to the challenge? This is a huge opportunity for you to showca...se your hardware hacking skills, network with real industry professionals, and take home a big cash prize. Hurry, spots are running out - sign up ASAP at https://makeuoft.ca to be one of the first 200 registrations eligible for a financial reimbursement!! See you at our kickoff on February 6th !! Check out the Facebook event at: https://fb.me/e/1sjjRXvhf

Do you have experience in machine learning or is that something that interests you and you want to learn more? Then, go to PolyAi's first virtual edition of CodeML Hackathon on November 21st and 22nd! They created challenges of increasing difficulty so that beginners and veterans can both have fun and compete! Anyone can participate!! There's a total of $2000 of prizes, participation prizes, and speakers from top companies like Amazon! What are you waiting for? Bring your friends and register here before November 6: https://codeml.ca/

Midterms are finally over! Take a bow, give yourself a pat on the back. You have earned it. In this episode of our FYD podcast, we discuss the mindset we should put ourselves in after taking these exams and the ways one needs to navigate around the common pitfalls after getting marks back. In these virtual times, it is important to take care of our friends' and our own mental health, knowing very well any and everyone can have Imposter syndrome. We have invited two remarkabl...e students, Jason Loi (Indy 2T2) and Cassey Shao (ECE 2T2). Both have switched disciplines from Materials and EngSci, respectively. In this episode, they discuss the process of deciding to switch, and how to know what is and isn't for you. We also discuss how to actively seek methods that can help you turn sadness and frustration into motivation and more! Check out Episode 8 below! Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5tN1Uhj0otXZGea7LWbXGy Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist Libsyn: https://ieeeuoftfyd.libsyn.com/2020/'

If you enjoy using your technical knowledge to help other people, then being a mentor at NewHacks is the perfect opportunity for you! Please fill out this form, if you're interested: https://forms.gle/4QnxKePo4XjDbumX9

Applications for NewHacks close TOMORROW! At this MLH-affiliated hackathon, you will get a chance to create something that makes people's lives easier or improve digital education. It's beginner-friendly and a great way to meet people from all over the world! APPLY NOW at: https://ieee.utoronto.ca/newhacks

Applications for NewHacks CLOSE IN 1 WEEK! At this 24 hour beginner-friendly hackathon, you'll create a project from scratch in a team, with technical workshops and mentorship from top industry professionals, and exciting prizes ready to be won! Don't miss your chance, and APPLY NOW at ieee.utoronto.ca/newhacks