Technology EVENTS
ucla business x tech alumni night | Fall quarter
2024 UCLA Tech & Business Alumni Networking Night
The UCLA Undergraduate Business Society (UBS) Technology Committee is excited to announce its first ever UCLA Business X Tech Alumni Night. Join us for an exciting evening where we bring together UCLA students and alumni from top companies such as Google, Meta, Adobe, Tesla, and more to connect, share insights, and explore opportunities in the ever-evolving tech industry
Who Should Attend?
This event is tailored for UCLA students eager to connect with alumni working at the intersection of technology and business in roles such as Product Management, Business Development, Strategy, Growth, etc. It’s a prime opportunity to pave the way for mentorship, collaboration, and potential career opportunities—all in a low-pressure environment focused on networking.
Please join us for our Networking Night
RSVP Form: Here
Date: Thursday, October 24, 2024
Time: 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Location: TBD
Product Management Speaker Series | Fall quarter
The Undergraduate Business Society’s Product Management Speaker Series provides UCLA’s undergraduate students foundational guidance and an edge on the competition in recruiting for entry-level product management positions. The series begins with an overview of product management, the recruitment process, and how to best prepare for product interviews. Students will also be introduced to UCLA alum in product management and current UCLA student interns in PM who will share their insights on recruitment, what they’ve learned, and more.
technical skills workshop | spring quarter
The Undergraduate Business Society’s Technical Skills Workshop is designed to make students comfortable with the technical skills they may need in the workplace. Whether students are interested in product management, data science or business operations, it’s vital to learn the tools needed to efficiently collect and analyze data in order to support data driven initiatives. No prior programming experience is needed for the workshops. Past topics have included Python Programming, Data Collection using APIs, Data Management with SQL, and Data Analysis with Numpy and Pandas.