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Job Fair to Offer Over 800 Positions Across Various Sectors

Job Fair to Offer Over 800 Positions Across Various Sectors

Event set to connect job seekers with opportunities in Computer Science and beyond on April 1st and 2nd.
A job fair is set to take place, presenting more than 800 job opportunities primarily within the realm of Computer Science.

The event will offer interested individuals the chance to find suitable employment.

Scheduled for April 1, 2025, in a virtual format from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and a live event on April 2, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the fair will be hosted at the Universidad Fidélitas, located 1.3 kilometers west of Walmart San Francisco in Heredia along the La Aurora road.

This job fair is focused on various positions within Computer Science, where candidates will explore employment opportunities in Cybersecurity, Software Development, Computer Engineering, Data Science, and Business Engineering.

Roles are available for all levels, including positions tailored for students beginning their careers in technology, advanced students, and graduates.

Ada Ávalos, a supervisor of linking and professional development at Universidad Fidélitas, noted that companies will also accept resumes from candidates in fields not strictly related to technology.

The event will feature areas for employers to administer tests and conduct interviews, aiming to streamline the hiring process.

Participation in the job fair requires registration, which can be completed online.

Among the participating companies are Grupo Syntepro, Philip Morris International, Foundever, SoporteXperto.com S.A., Align Technology de Costa Rica, Equifax, Infotree Global Solutions, Acuity Knowledge Partners, Walmart México Centroamérica, Doris Peters & Asociados, Talent Advisors, BAC San José S.A., Kyndryl Costa Rica, ICE - Proyectos Servicios no Regulados, Recluta Talenthunter, Concentrix CR, Experian, Elempleo.com, P&G, FIFCO, and Abbvie.

For further inquiries regarding the job fair, interested individuals can reach out via email.
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