Category: Webinar

Date: 26th March
Time: 6pm
Location: Zoom

Software engineers – you’ve got the skills, but you’re not getting to the technical interview?Does this happen to you:

• you don’t pass the initial HR screening
• you never get the chance to show your technical knowledge
• you feel like you would crush the technical part, but you never reach it

In today’s job market, this happens more often than you’d think.
There are many candidates – and fewer opportunities.
Companies choose people who know how to present themselves – and yes, sometimes that can be frustrating.

If you’re an engineer who doesn’t naturally “sell” yourself, if it feels uncomfortable to talk about your achievements, or you simply don’t know how to translate your knowledge into a clear and compelling narrative – this webinar is for you.

At the webinar:
“Beyond Technical Skills: How to Stand Out in Interviews as an Engineer”
we’ll focus on how to:

✔️ clearly explain what you know and what you’ve worked on
✔️ present your projects in a way that shows impact
✔️ answer non‑technical questions that often determine whether you move on
✔️ leave an impression of confidence and competence, even if you’re not an extrovert
✔️ increase your chances of reaching the technical interview

If this sounds useful, join us for a free webinar on Thursday, March 26 at 6 PM.

The first online webinar in the series opens with the topic that is shaking the software industry the most – “The era of humans writing code is over.” Mr. Mateja Opačić, Education Manager & Software Architecture Consultant at KupujemProdajem, will speak about what engineering teams really look like when AI generates the code.

Who is this webinar for?

For everyone — from recent software engineering graduates, experienced developers and engineers, to tech leads, architects, CTOs, and engineering managers who want to understand how AI is used in a serious, engineering‑driven way.

What you will take away from this webinar

AI can generate all the code, but the quality of that code is questionable. This is where the difference between “vibe coding” and a true engineering approach becomes critical.

We will cover:

• What AI can do, where it fails, and how to handle those failures
• What tools exist and how to choose the right one
• The role of Software Engineers in the age of AI and what lies ahead
• Which knowledge and skills matter more than before AI‑generated code
• What is required for applying AI to an existing codebase
• How to build applications entirely with the help of AI — the engineering way
• What prerequisites are needed to fully leverage new AI‑driven capabilities

The internet is flooded with opinions — from those excited about “vibe coding” without having worked on real application development, to experts who resist change and refuse to adopt new technologies. We are overwhelmed with inaccurate or incomplete information, and very few true experts are speaking about this topic. The world is changing, and whether we like it or not, more and more code will be created with AI.

Those who learn how to correctly use and guide AI will be far more productive than today’s developers — and they will be the most sought‑after talent on the market. This is a major opportunity for anyone willing to learn and adapt.

Participation is free. The number of seats is limited.
Interns and juniors are welcome to attend and share their CVs for future hiring opportunities.

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