Check out the schedule for our Career Connections Virtual Job Fair!

Learn more about what sponsors are participating on September 21st.

Check out the schedule for our Career Connections Virtual Job Fair!

Check out the schedule for our free Career Connections 2023 Virtual Job Fair on Thursday, September 21st. Our Main Stage will include a featured speaker from each of the session's sponsors followed by Breakout Sessions where you can get to ask your questions directly to Hiring Managers and Talent Leaders. For our Breakout Sessions, we will have representatives from each of our sponsors, per session, in each room.

Before you attend, be sure to visit our sponsors' PowerToFly pages to see what open roles they are currently hiring for!

Session 1

Main Stage: 11am - 12pm ET

Breakout Rooms: 12pm - 1pm ET

  • General Tech & Engineering
  • Business, Finance & HR
  • Sales & Marketing

Session 2

Main Stage: 1pm - 2pm ET

Breakout Rooms: 2pm - 3pm ET

  • General Tech & Engineering
  • Business & Finance
  • Early Careers & Non-US Talents
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