Manila - RareJob Philippines, Inc. is proud to present its technology-focused career fair for Japanese start-ups.
Japan has always been known to be a step ahead when it comes to information technology. With the recent stability of the Philippine market, more Japanese start-up companies are eyeing to invest in the country.
The continuous growth of the country prompted 6 fast-growth start-ups from Japan to hold a Career Fair to bolster their workforce. The career fair is aimed at I.T. professionals as all the start-ups are seeking qualified programmers and system engineers who can compete on a global stage.
The recruitment event aptly titled “RareJob I.T. Career Fair: Opportunities with Japanese start-ups” will be held on November 14-15, 2013 at the University of the Philippines, College of Science Atrium and will be attended by 6 fast-growth start-ups namely; Klab Cyscorpion, Aiming Global, Wisdom Plus, Primer Media, YoYo, and RareJob Inc.
Hundreds of outstanding students and alumni of the Philippines’ leading university will be attending the event. Participants will be able to connect and build their career foundation with high-growth Japanese start-ups.
As confirmed with Joshua Antonio, HR of RareJob Philippines, Inc., he said that the career fair is open to all applicants.
This event is co-presented by the Philippines-Japan Friendship Club or more popularly known as UP Tomo-Kai. Started by seven visionaries in 1990, the organization has grown to an illustrious and full-fledged team working together to further its goals to promote the Japanese language and culture and foster mutual relations between Filipinos and Japanese.
For more details on the event, check out this page or contact Joshua Antonio (Cel. #0917.628.9717).
Japan has always been known to be a step ahead when it comes to information technology. With the recent stability of the Philippine market, more Japanese start-up companies are eyeing to invest in the country.
The continuous growth of the country prompted 6 fast-growth start-ups from Japan to hold a Career Fair to bolster their workforce. The career fair is aimed at I.T. professionals as all the start-ups are seeking qualified programmers and system engineers who can compete on a global stage.
The recruitment event aptly titled “RareJob I.T. Career Fair: Opportunities with Japanese start-ups” will be held on November 14-15, 2013 at the University of the Philippines, College of Science Atrium and will be attended by 6 fast-growth start-ups namely; Klab Cyscorpion, Aiming Global, Wisdom Plus, Primer Media, YoYo, and RareJob Inc.
Hundreds of outstanding students and alumni of the Philippines’ leading university will be attending the event. Participants will be able to connect and build their career foundation with high-growth Japanese start-ups.
As confirmed with Joshua Antonio, HR of RareJob Philippines, Inc., he said that the career fair is open to all applicants.
This event is co-presented by the Philippines-Japan Friendship Club or more popularly known as UP Tomo-Kai. Started by seven visionaries in 1990, the organization has grown to an illustrious and full-fledged team working together to further its goals to promote the Japanese language and culture and foster mutual relations between Filipinos and Japanese.
For more details on the event, check out this page or contact Joshua Antonio (Cel. #0917.628.9717).
