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OzBerry - IoT Makers @ Chatswood Library

OzBerry - IoT Makers @ Chatswood Library

Sat, Sep 19, 12:00 AM
From OzBerry - Sydney's Monthly IoT Maker Space
4.7

**OzBerry – Saturday, September 19th, 2026** I am getting in early with the advertising for the September meeting and unfortunately I will not be there. The good news is that Rod W and Martin S will be setting up and packing up. I hope to continue with the BBC:micro computer in October for our 10-12 session. **🌟 Normal Kids Session** 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM The library has already booked in the kids by now. Please offer support if they need it. **🎉 General OzBerry (Happening alongside the kids' session)** 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM Just our general group in the background quietly working on the latest projects. **🍽️ Lunch Break** 12:30 – 1:00 PM – Grab a bite and relax! **💬 1:00 PM Normal OzBerry Session** We will not be combining with the Robotics and AI group for September and we are in the Creator Space all day. 🧳 **4:00 PM – Wrap Up** Pack up, head home, maybe write a bit more code, and dream up something fun to share next time, I hope that you can make it. I'll be back ... Cheers Erik

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Sydney Monthly Social Tech Meetup!

Sydney Monthly Social Tech Meetup!

Thu, Sep 24, 7:30 AM
From Sydney Tech Meetup
4.7

**Welcome to the Sydney Monthly Social Tech Meetup!** Last Thursday of every month. All welcome, or whether you're a hobbyist, student, or working as a software engineer, UI/UX designer, AI specialist or data scientist, in tech management or product, or maybe just like hanging out with techies. Basically for anyone in the Sydney tech scene. Mountain Goat always has some great craft beers and ciders on $5 beer+wine happy hour special until 6pm, so get in early! Also they run a food & drink special all night if you'd like a feed. It'll be great to see you there!

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151 attendees
Women in Architecture (WIA) Australia - Sydney Coffee Catch-up

Women in Architecture (WIA) Australia - Sydney Coffee Catch-up

Wed, Sep 23, 10:00 PM
From Architecting for Innovation
4.5

Sydney community ☕️ Let’s take a break from the meetings, roadmaps, and architecture reviews and catch up over coffee. Join us for a casual **[Women in Architecture (WIA) Australia](https://www.linkedin.com/company/women-in-architecture-wia-australia/)** catch-up to connect with fellow enterprise, business, and solution architects, share ideas, grow your network, and meet others who are passionate about architecture and diversity in tech. Whether you're a long-time member, new to the community, or simply curious about architecture as a career, we'd love to see you there. Hosted by **[Mimi Chattopadhyay](https://www.linkedin.com/in/mimichattopadhyay/)** and **[Maria B](https://www.linkedin.com/in/maria-b-286971234/)** 📅 Thursday, 24 September ⏰ 8:00 – 9:30 am 📍 Maximus Cafe, GPO Building, 1 Martin Place, Sydney

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Machine Learning to mRNA: How I Built a Personalised Cancer Vaccine for My Dog

Machine Learning to mRNA: How I Built a Personalised Cancer Vaccine for My Dog

Tue, Oct 6, 6:30 AM
From Sydney AI + Data (formerly Data Science Sydney)
4.5

**Speaker bio:** * Paul Conyngham is the founder of Gamgee, a Y Combinator company developing personalised mRNA cancer vaccines for dogs. After 17 years in machine learning, Paul taught himself genomics and used AI to design a personalised vaccine for his dog Rosie, whose responsive tumours shrank by 50–75%. **Presentation outline:** \- Rosie’s cancer and why existing treatments were not enough \- Using AI to cross from machine learning into genomics \- The journey from tumour sequencing to an administered mRNA vaccine \- What worked\, what failed and what one patient can teach us \- Turning a year\-long manual process into repeatable software \- Why Gamgee is starting with dogs and where the technology goes next * Join our community on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14297125/ to stay up-to-date on all our upcoming events We are grateful to our new hosts and sponsors the Centre for Business Intelligence and Data Analytics (BIDA) at the Business School, University of Technology, Sydney

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75 attendees
Quality in Small Startups by Sam Connelly & 2026 Job Market by Andrea McHutchon

Quality in Small Startups by Sam Connelly & 2026 Job Market by Andrea McHutchon

Wed, Sep 30, 7:30 AM
From Sydney Testers
4.5

For our September in-person event generously hosted and supported by Salt Solutions Group, there are two great speakers offering diverse and prescient topics that people have asked us to cover for a while. Sam Connelly, the popular tester and public speaker and former chair of Sydney Testers, will be reprising her talk at Equal Experts: "Small Team, Big Stack", to talk about how she brought in quality practice into a small fintech startup. Andrea McHutchon (Regional Director at Salt) will be giving us the facts and intelligence on the current 2026 tech job market including salary trends and in-demand skills! **Sam Connelly: Small Team, Big Stack: A Quality Toolkit Built from the Ground Up** Most talks about quality assume you've got a QA team, a test framework someone already built, and headcount to spare. This one's for when you don't. **Sam Connelly a.k.a. BugHunterSam**, Principal Quality Consultant within the Equal Experts network in Australia, walks through how a small startup team builds and maintains confidence in what they ship — for a predominantly JavaScript web app — without any of that safety net. **What we'll cover:** * **Unit testing** — what we actually test (and, just as importantly, what we don't) * **BDD, pragmatically** — the test framework we built, and how we've kept it extensible as our underlying model evolves * **Debugging from the outside in** — using analytics frameworks to reconstruct what a user did right before something broke * **Where we're headed** — early experiments including a self-healing UI E2E agent, and using Claude Code as an exploratory testing partner rather than just a coding tool **Andrea McHutchon: An Update on the Sydney Tech Hiring Market and In-Demand Skills in 2026** As part of the event, we will provide an overview of the **current technology talent and hiring market,** sharing - * Real-time insights into candidate availability * Salary trends * In-demand skills * What we are seeing from businesses hiring across the sector. We will also be giving out prizes along with our usual chances for networking and socialisation! Not to be missed

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AI Meetup for Forward Deployed Engineering

AI Meetup for Forward Deployed Engineering

Tue, Sep 22, 7:30 AM
From Sydney AI Developers Group
4.4

**Important Note:** Registration on the [AICamp event website ](https://www.aicamp.ai/event/eventdetails/W2026092123) or on [luma](https://luma.com/vewa64gb) is required for admission. Welcome to AI Camp meetup in Sydney. Join us for deep dive tech talks on AI, GenAI, LLMs and Agent, hands-on experiences on code labs, workshops, and networking with speakers and fellow developers. In September edition, we team up with Atlassian to focus on Forward Deployed Engineering. Driven by need to shift from prototypes to production, Forward Deployed Engineering is becoming one of the most valuable skill sets an engineer can develop. In this panel session led by practitioners, we will discuss the role of forward deployed engineers and how they bridge the gap between powerful AI models and real business outcomes. Panelists will be sharing real experience and challenges that come along with this role. **Agenda:** \* 5:30pm\~6:00pm: Checkin, food and networking \* 6:00pm\~7:30pm: Tech talks and Q&A \* 7:30pm: Open discussion & Mixer **Speakers:** * \- Varun Nayyar \, Neara \, Director of Engineering * \- James Orton\, Snowflake\, Applied AI Deployment * \- Sushant Koshy\, Atlassian\, Senior Product Manager * \- Mayank S\, Atlassian\, Head of Engineering\, FDE\-AI * \- Aline Kontarero\, Lead FDE\, V2\.AI Stay tuned as we are updating speakers and schedules. If you have a keen interest in speaking to our community, we invite you to submit topics for consideration: [Submit Topics](https://forms.gle/JkMt91CZRtoJBSFUA) **Sponsors:** We are actively seeking sponsors to support our community. Whether it is by offering venue spaces, providing food/drink, or cash sponsorship. Sponsors will not only speak at the meetups, receive prominent recognition, but also gain exposure to our extensive membership base of 8,000+ AI developers in Sydney and 500K+ worldwide.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps connect people with similar hobbies, professions, or goals in local areas through events and gatherings.

You can search for biotech groups in Sydney on Meetup and check their scheduled events, all designed to connect industry professionals and enthusiasts.

Event frequency varies by group; some may host regular gatherings while others are occasional but aim to provide meaningful connections.

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Biotech meetups are organized by local groups who schedule events to help professionals network, share knowledge, and explore innovations.

Yes, you're welcome to join multiple biotech groups to expand your network and participate in different event types across Sydney.

While Meetup helps bring like-minded individuals together, specific professional encounters depend on event participants.

Some groups may offer online events. Availability depends on the organizers and their respective meeting setups.

Many groups design their events to be welcoming to newcomers and people at different career stages for maximal community engagement.

Many groups welcome suggestions from members to shape events around interesting and relevant industry topics.

Networking potential exists, but making connections is a participant-driven effort and depends on individual engagement.

Meetup focuses on group gatherings and typically does not facilitate one-on-one meetings.

Interest levels vary, with some periods seeing more events than others based on user activity and organizer availability.

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