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Seminar this week in CSSE: Graduate job opportunities at Xero

This Wednesday, the 8th of May at 3pm, instead of our usual HIT Lab seminar, there will be special seminar held in Room 031 in the Erskine building from Owen Evans and Andrew Tokely from Xero software. They will be talking about Graduate job opportunities at Xero, so if you're thinking about a job for after your studies, head along.

Owen Evans- Chief Architect @ Xero

Owen oversees architectural and technical level decisions. He maintains a cohesive approach to solving technical challenges across the company. He is a Software Developer and Software Architect specialising in web application development, high scale systems, and agile development practices. Owen is interested in early stage start-ups, and advising from a technical aspects.
Specialties: Software Architecture, C#, HTML, Javascript, CSS, Ruby, T-SQL, Startup technology advice.

Andrew Tokely- Product Manager @ Xero

As Product Development Manager for Xero's core business product, Andrew's role is to manage the features and enhancements as they move from concept to beautiful reality. Andrew's entire career (well at least since he stopped skiing in France and picking bananas in Israel) has revolved around building and helping others to build the best solutions possible.
Specialties: Development management, Microsoft consultancy, software architecture, public speaking.

Remember, this week the seminar is at 3pm, Room 031, Erskine building.

http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/open/seminars/open/abstracts/498.html

Reminder: Professor Jihad's Multi-View Geometry Course - Tuesday 2pm

Just a reminder about Professor Jihad's Multi-View geometry course, this Tuesday at 2pm in the Access Grid room.

If you're interested in computer vision, image processing, or want to gain a better understanding of how Augmented Reality works, come along.

Please invite anyone you know who may be interested as well.

Professor Jihad El-Sana's "Multi View Geometry" Course restarts Tuesday 30th, 2pm

Professor Jihad El-Sana's excellent course on Multi-View Geometry restarts tomorrow, Tuesday the 30th of April at 2pm.

If you're interested in computer vision, image processing, or want to gain a better understanding of how Augmented Reality works, come along.

Please invite anyone you know who may be interested as well.

HIT Lab NZ Newsletter vo.20

We are pleased to announce the release of the latest issue of the HIT Lab NZ newsletter.

This issue talks about mobile outdoor research and several interesting projects that the HIT Lab NZ has been working on.

You can download the issue from here.