What is Tech Talk Tokyo?

Tech Talk Tokyo is a space with a concept that global engineers get together to have fun, where they have a lightening talk about “Tech” and send their ideas to the audience.

It might give you an impression that sending your ideas or anything to audience is difficult. But Tech Talk Tokyo is a casual space to talk about anything you want about Tech.

Tech Talk Tokyo Report

https://hr.rarejob.co.jp/blog/2016/04/22/tech-talk-tokyo-1-report/
https://hr.rarejob.co.jp/blog/2016/05/25/tech-talk-tokyo-2-report/
https://tech.rarejob.co.jp/2016/07/06/tech-talk-tokyo-3-event-report/

Audience Wanted

If you are interested in coming along, please click “Register.”

Speaker Wanted

If you are interested in taking 5min lighting talk, please contact us.

Content of the talk

It’s a lightening talk, and we would like you to talk about what you are interested in about “Tech,” what you have developed these three months, etc for 5 minutes.

Program

Let’s have a fan time with other participants with “Tech” and “Global” as words in common. We will prepare some alcohol and some pizza.

Time	Program
19:15	open a door
19:30	Start, short speech
19:40	LT①
19:45	LT②
19:50	Networking
20:20	LT③
20:25	LT④
20:30	Networking
21:00	Finish

Speakers of this time

• Alexander Hsu, Tokyo Otaku Mode Inc., Engineer
  Due to his love of Japan, Alexander came directly to Tokyo as a Shinsotsu(new graduate) after graduating from Stanford with a MS in Computer Science.
  Before TOM, he had interned at Amazon and Microsoft as a Software Engineer Intern.
  At TOM, Alexander has moved between several different roles(Back-end, iOS, Front-end, Design), implementing new features for TOM's services.
  Although this guy is very lazy, during his free time, he tries to develop iOS apps related to Japanese language learning. (To be released... soon! Maybe.)

• Fumihiko Hata, Style Recipe Inc.
  fumihiko hata ( @hatappo ), Server side engineer, AD-tech company: 7years, Stylerecipe: half of a year (here!) Java, Ruby, Clojure, Node.

• PixelGrid Inc. FrontEnd Engineer Shotaro Sakamaki
  Shotaro Sakamaki is a Web Front-End Engineer at PixelGrid inc..
  He specializes in huge product-based websites where CSS scalability and maintainability as well as performance are paramount.
  He made a CSS Game without JavaScript named CSS Panic (http://jsdo.it/GeckoTang/4rXg).

• Coming soon

We welcome your participation

-Engineers in IT/Web industry and who like Tech (Ruby/Javascript/CSS/Python/Go/R/Java/C/Swift/PHP/Perl/etc)
-Web/IT Engineers who are interested in working globally

Are you going to be late?

The main door will be closed at 8pm, please watch this.
https://vimeo.com/163481613