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Sydney Virtual Coffee and Quick Connections

Mon, Sep 14, 8:00 AM

From Speak Up and Connect Social Club

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FPGA/ASIC Meetup Sydney

Thu, Sep 17, 9:00 AM

From FPGA/ASIC Meetup Sydney

4.8

**Welcome to FPGA/ASIC Meetup Sydney!** Open to anyone working with or interested in FPGAs, ASICs, and embedded systems, whether in industry, studying, building projects, or just curious. No gatekeeping 😎 This is a casual evening focused on meeting others in the space. No talks or presentations, just good conversation over a drink. We’ll be upstairs at the Botany View Hotel. There are beers on tap and great pub food. See you there!

12 attendees

Site to Success: A 2 Day Construction Project Management Course in Sydney

Tue, Sep 8, 2:00 PM

From Mangates Global Professional Learning Network

**Overview** "Great project managers aren't born. They're trained, two days is enough to turn on-site chaos into controlled execution." **Ready to secure your spot? 🎯 Register now and complete your payment securely via Stripe Checkout!** [Click Here](https://buy.stripe.com/bJeaEX2HUgTAgOc1HK2oF07) **The Details** **Duration:** 2 Full Day (16 Hours) **Delivery Mode:** Classroom (In-Person) **Language:** English **Credits:** 16 PDUs / Training Hours **Certification:** Course Completion Certificate **Refreshments:** Lunch, Snacks, and beverages will be provided during the session **Solve These Problems Before They Cost Your Next Project** **Course Overview:** **Where Construction Projects Actually Fall Apart** Not on day one of the build. Usually much earlier — in planning gaps, missed safety protocols, or a subcontractor relationship no one managed properly. That breakdown isn't inevitable — it's a signal most project managers don't catch until it's already cost time or money. This course closes that gap. Thirteen critical areas, each built around a real challenge project managers face daily, each giving you a technique you can apply immediately on-site and in the office. **At a Glance** 13 critical modules. 2 days. 1 complete project management process covering everything from pre-planning and safety to cost control, claims, and innovation. No wasted sessions, no filler content just practical strategies you can take back to your projects immediately. **Thirteen Sticking Points, Thirteen Fixes** * **Projects start without a solid plan, and profitability suffers for it** — Module 1 covers the importance of pre-planning, developing comprehensive project plans, and the direct correlation between planning and profitability. * **Job sites carry safety and compliance risks that go unmanaged** — Module 2 covers safety plan development, OSHA regulations, and risk assessment and mitigation. * **Low job site productivity quietly erodes project results** — Module 3 covers the factors affecting productivity, techniques to improve it, and how to measure and track it. * **Subcontractors and vendors are hard to evaluate, negotiate with, or hold accountable** — Module 4 covers selection, contract negotiation, performance monitoring, and relationship management. * **Schedules slip because critical paths aren't properly identified** — Module 5 covers CPM scheduling basics, developing and maintaining schedules, and the tools to manage them. * **Claims arise and catch project managers unprepared** — Module 6 covers claim types, prevention, documentation, and dispute resolution. * **Legal risks and contract clauses go misunderstood until it's too late** — Module 7 covers key legal concepts, important contract clauses, and managing legal risk. * **Costs run over budget without clear visibility** — Module 8 covers budgeting, cost estimation, tracking, and cost reduction techniques. * **Poor recordkeeping creates gaps that surface later** — Module 9 covers the importance of accurate records, documentation types, and best practices. * **Communication breakdowns derail otherwise solid projects** — Module 10 covers strategies, tools, and technologies for effective communication. * **Deadlines get missed due to poor time management** — Module 11 covers prioritization, time tracking tools, and techniques for managing deadlines. * **Problems get reacted to instead of solved systematically** — Module 12 covers problem-solving techniques and structured decision-making frameworks. * **Teams fall behind by not adopting new tools and methods** — Module 13 covers the importance of innovation and how to build a culture that embraces it. **Nothing Here Happens in Isolation** Weak pre-planning leads to productivity losses. Poor recordkeeping weakens your position in a claims dispute. Handle these as separate issues, and you're firefighting one problem at a time. This course connects the fixes, so by the end of two days, you're not holding a list of tips — you have one integrated approach to managing a project from start to finish. **The Method Behind the Fixes** Rather than presenting abstract theory, the course uses an interactive, workshop-based structure: 1. **Identify the problem** — What typically goes wrong in this area, and why 2. **Learn the framework** — A structured, practical approach to address it 3. **Apply it through real scenarios** — Case studies, assignments, and team-building activities 4. **Walk away with a strategy** — Something usable on your very next project **What You'll Be Able to Do Differently** Upon completion of this course, you will be able to: * Identify the importance of pre-planning and its correlation with a company's bottom line * Discuss the impact of low job site productivity on contractors, craftspeople, project owners, and designers * Evaluate and select subcontractor and vendor services, materials, and equipment purchases with confidence * Identify legal actions — or the lack thereof — that carry far-reaching consequences for you and your company **Who Faces These Problems (and Should Attend)?** * Project managers looking to sharpen their skills and stay current with industry practices * Construction managers overseeing projects who want better outcomes * Site supervisors and foremen wanting a deeper grasp of project management principles * Engineers and architects looking to strengthen their project management knowledge * Estimators, planners, and coordinators aiming to advance their capabilities * Business owners and executives who want their teams equipped to drive project success * Aspiring project managers preparing to move into the role * HR and training managers responsible for developing their construction teams **Format** Practical, applied learning — workshops, assignments, and team-building activities built around real industry challenges. You'll work through the problems, not just hear about them. **Prerequisites** No strict prerequisites — though a basic understanding of construction processes and some project management experience will help. Participants should come ready to engage in discussions and exercises that call for critical thinking and problem-solving. 📧 Contact us today to schedule a customized in-house session: [corporate@mangates.com](mailto:corporate@mangates.com) **©2026 Mangates Tech Solutions Pvt Ltd. This content is protected by copyright law. Copy or Reproduction without permission is prohibited.** **FAQs** **1\. Do I need prior project management experience to attend?** No strict prerequisites though a basic understanding of construction processes and some project management experience will help you get more out of the course. **2\. Is this course only for certified project managers?** No, it's built for anyone in construction, from site supervisors and engineers to aspiring project managers and business owners. **3\. How is this course structured across the two days?** Day 1 focuses on planning, safety, productivity, vendor management, and scheduling. Day 2 covers claims, legal issues, cost control, recordkeeping, communication, time management, problem-solving, and innovation. **4\. Will I learn how to actually manage a project budget\, not just theory?** Yes, Module 8 covers budgeting, cost estimation, tracking, and practical techniques for cost reduction. **5\. What if I struggle with subcontractors not meeting expectations?** Module 4 addresses exactly covering contract negotiation, performance monitoring, and building stronger vendor relationships. **6\. Does the course cover legal risks specific to construction?** Yes, Module 7 covers key legal concepts, important contract clauses, and how to manage legal risks and liabilities. **7\. Is this course relevant if I'm not managing projects yet\, but want to?** Yes, it's designed to give aspiring project managers the foundational knowledge and skills needed to prepare for the transition. **8\. What if claims and disputes are a recurring issue on my projects?** Module 6 covers claims management directly including prevention, documentation, communication strategies, and dispute resolution. **9\. What will I walk away with at the end of the two days?** Practical strategies across 13 critical project management areas, ready to apply immediately, plus a Course Completion Certificate.

1 attendee

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

3 attendees

Welcome to the next 2026 AWS Sydney Well-Architected Meetup!

Thu, Sep 24, 7:30 AM

From AWS Sydney Well-Architected User Group

4.6

Hi Architects, Welcome to the next 2026 AWS Sydney Well-Architected User Group Meetup! Each month we cover off AWS best-practices across all pillars and give away drones - lots of drones 🥳 **Please also note that AWS Security now requests a company name and company email where it is available. If you are a student, please list your institution and your student email address at that institution 👍** We'll be announcing more speakers on [https://well-architected.me](https://well-architected.me/) and previewing presentations during the coming weeks - our speakers and details this month include: * **Shilin Wu, Principal Solution Architect — VeloDB / Apache Doris** **Cost-Efficient Real-Time Analytics on AWS: Storage-Compute Separation with Apache Doris** Real-time analytics have a reputation for being expensive — you pay for fast storage you barely use, and for compute that sits idle overnight. This session walks through VeloDB / Apache Doris's storage-compute separation architecture on AWS, showing how to push warm data down to S3 while keeping sub-second query latency on the data that matters. We'll round off with a **live demo** querying billions of rows against S3-backed storage, soattendees can see the latency-vs-cost trade-off in action rather than on a slide. * **Mystery Speaker** **Generative AI Cost Optimisation** Cost Optimisation is essential but with all the anecdotal stories of massive token budget blowouts, staying on top of Generative AI best-practices is essential to avoiding these scenarios. This month's menu will include: * Pizzas * Beer: Nastro Azzurro * Wine: Big and red 🤤 So come join us at 5:30 for a 6pm **SHARP** start, followed by beer, wine, pizza and friendly networking after our talks :-) Tired of Linkedin’s "thought leadership”, spam and advertising? Join https://well-architected.me/ , the AWS community built for architects, developers and cloud professionals. * Connect with experienced AWS practitioners * Preview upcoming AWS Meetups and relive past content * Create and review beautiful AWS case studies in minutes * Prepare for AWS certifications with curated quizzes * Show your manager and reports you’re well-architected (Please note that by registering to attend you agree to your details being shared as and where required with Amazon Web Services and AWS Well-Architected User Group partners)

76 attendees

Monthly Artificial Intelligence in Robotics Meetup

Sat, Sep 19, 4:00 AM

From Autonomous - Artificial Intelligence in Robotics

4.7

This is a monthly meetup for people who are interested in A.I. in robotics to connect and learn from each other with the potential to discuss ongoing projects and possible collaboration opportunities. Philip Mallon will be presenting: "Elecfreak Science Kit using microbit and Lego". You can preview some of the content on his previous videos: Space Experiments - using Elecfresks PlantX & microbit ([https://youtu.be/JuLyyjDdcqM](https://youtu.be/JuLyyjDdcqM)) microbit Space Science: using Elecfreaks Space Science Kit ( [https://youtu.be/in5gOpT3vZc](https://youtu.be/in5gOpT3vZc)) This event will be hosted in Room 4. Bring your project & learn from others!

12 attendees

Who Drove the Agent? & HF Compromise Case Study - SecTalks SYD0x67

Tue, Sep 8, 8:00 AM

From SecTalks

4.7

**After RSVP, please ensure to get your admission ticket from Humantix:** [https://events.humanitix.com/who-drove-the-agent-from-prompt-to-process-tree-and-tba-sectalks-syd0x67-103rd](https://events.humanitix.com/who-drove-the-agent-from-prompt-to-process-tree-and-tba-sectalks-syd0x67-103rd) Thanks to you for 1\. Keeping your RSVP up\-to\-date\. We are usually overbooked and have a long waitlist\. We will sign you in and keep track of RSVPs and attendance\. 2\. Aligning with SecTalks' [no-bullshit code of conduct](https://www.sectalks.org/coc/) 3\. Keeping the venue nice and tidy during and after the session **\# Presentation** ### **This session will have 2 talks:** ### **1\. Title:** "Who Drove the Agent? From Prompt to Process Tree" When a local coding agent reads a secret, runs a suspicious command, or makes an outbound request, the tool call alone does not tell you what drove it. The same action may follow an explicit user instruction, untrusted context, a broader task where the agent selected the step, or malware invoking the agent as a capability proxy. This talk presents a practical workflow for reconstructing action provenance. Numbat captures supported prompts, permission events, tool requests and results, and native session artifacts. That evidence is correlated with endpoint process ancestry and independently observed effects to answer four questions: how was the agent launched, what instruction or context did it receive, what did it attempt, and what actually happened? **Speaker:** Adel Karimi Adel leads Detection and Response at Perplexity, following security roles at OpenAI and Google. He is also an active open-source contributor whose security projects include Numbat, Santamon, Bumblebee, and Galah. AND ### **2\. Title:** Case study into the compromise of Hugging Face **July 16**. Hugging Face announces that its systems have been compromised by a threat unlike any it has faced before: an attack apparently carried out autonomously, end to end, with no human operator apparently directing it. Over time, more extraordinary details begin to emerge. The agents belonged to OpenAI. There were approximately 1,200 of them, with around 700 involved in the attack itself. They had broken out of their sandboxes during an offensive cybersecurity evaluation. And, perhaps most shocking of all, supposedly isolated agents had—unknown to OpenAI—been communicating with one another inside OpenAI’s infrastructure for months. Chris Leong, AI Safety Educator and Co-Founder of AI Safety Australia and New Zealand, and Dr Fariza Rashid, who completed her PhD in Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing and AI, will be your guides to making sense of this landmark event. They’ll cover the incident itself, its implications for cybersecurity, possible policy responses, and the opportunities opening up for cybersecurity professionals in the rapidly growing field of AI safety. **Speaker:** Christopher Leong & Fariza Rashid **How to find us on the day?** An organiser will be on the bottom floor until 6:15 to help attendees access the lifts. # **Speed hiring** There is an opportunity for potential employers to do an impromptu 30-second description of their open role. If you are interested, speak with one of the organisers before the start of the session. Please note the best way to support SecTalks and tell others about your open roles is through sponsorship. We encourage companies, small or large, to come forward and support their local community. **\# Sponsors** * [SecDim](https://www.secdim.com) ([Connect](https://www.linkedin.com/company/secdim)) * [Google](https://careers.google.com) ([LinkedIn](https://au.linkedin.com/company/google)) * [Atlassian](https://www.atlassian.com/) ([LinkedIn](https://au.linkedin.com/company/atlassian)) **\# Notes** * For sponsoring SecTalks Sydney and supporting the non-profit community, contact [sydney@sectalks.org](sydney@sectalks.org) * To speak and submit CTF challenges at SecTalks, fill out [https://sessionize.com/sectalks](https://sessionize.com/sectalks) **After RSVP, please ensure to get your admission ticket from Humantix:** [https://events.humanitix.com/who-drove-the-agent-from-prompt-to-process-tree-and-tba-sectalks-syd0x67-103rd](https://events.humanitix.com/who-drove-the-agent-from-prompt-to-process-tree-and-tba-sectalks-syd0x67-103rd)

63 attendees

Small Team, Big Stack: A Quality Toolkit Built from the Ground Up

Wed, Sep 9, 7:30 AM

From ExpertTalks Sydney

4.5

**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**, 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 This isn't a best-practices talk. It's what quality actually looks like when you're small, resource-constrained, and building the plane while flying it. You'll leave with practical ideas for your own toolkit — whatever size team you're working with. **Agenda** 5 30 PM - Gates open (Networking drinks & food) 6 15 PM - G-EE-K Talk 7 PM - Q&A 7 15 PM - Networking drinks (and more food) 8 PM - Wrap up

40 attendees

Lara Meacock/Edgar Anzaldua

Tue, Sep 22, 8:00 AM

From Sydney Creative Customer Experience (CCX)

4.7

Our CCX Sydney September event features two awesome designers and speakers: Lara Meacock from CBA on a AI themed Systems designing back and Edgar Anzaldua Moreno from Compare Club on the complimentary talk You loved your Craft, Now you prompt. Will be applying a $10.00 cover charge to cover Food and drinks and on this occasion will be kindly hosted again by our new friends at Lorikeet. Details below on the venue location (Surry Hills) **IMPORTANT NOTE FOR THIS SESSION!** **An Important detail is that due to gaining entry to Lorikeet we will need any CCX Member planning to attend this session to supply us with their First and Last name in advance of attending.** On this occasion we will not be able to accept Members who do not supply these details. Many thanks CCX Sydney. **About Lara's talk** **Systems designing back - when systems start thinking with us.** AI is rapidly changing how digital products are designed and built - but the most interesting shift isn’t simply that we can work faster. It’s what happens when the systems, rules and decisions designers create can increasingly be interpreted and executed by AI. In this talk, Lara explores the evolving relationship between design systems, AI and the role of the designer. Drawing on real-world experiments in AI-enabled design and delivery, she’ll look at what happens when design systems become more than libraries of components and start acting as the infrastructure AI uses to create. As execution becomes increasingly automated, the designer’s role begins to shift too - away from being the person producing every outcome, and towards defining the systems, constraints, judgement and quality standards that shape what gets produced. **About Lara** Lara Meacock is a Principal Product Designer at Commonwealth Bank, working across product design, systems and emerging AI-enabled ways of working. Across her career, she has worked at the intersection of product, design and technology, helping teams turn complex problems into digital experiences that are useful, intuitive and built to scale. Her practice combines a strong product lens with systems thinking, exploring how the decisions, patterns and foundations behind an experience can enable better outcomes for both customers and the teams building them. More recently, Lara has been exploring what generative AI means for the future of product design: how we design with it, how it changes the way products are created, and how the role of the designer evolves as the systems around us become increasingly capable. **About Edgar's talk** **You Loved Your Craft. Now You Prompt.** You picked design because you loved designing. Now you prompt. More comes back, faster, and it looks fine, so you ship it. Something about that mechanism feels off, and you can't name it. So you sit with that feeling. It isn't nostalgia. Let's talk about what it is. The uncomfortable part is that the better the output gets, the less often you scrutinise it. And something gets lost. Designers weren't the first ones to experience that loss, and we can learn from others. This talk is about how you keep using AI without losing what makes you good at design. It's about getting your mojo back. Ending with something you have that the machine doesn't, besides a heart. **About Edgar** Edgar Anzaldúa-Moreno is a design leader, researcher, and engineer with more than two decades of experience working across technology, product design, strategy, and organisational change. His career has spanned startups, consultancies, and large organisations, including leadership roles at KPMG, Canon, CarsGuide, Compare Club and Sweat. He describes his practice as that of a designgineer — combining research, strategy, design, and engineering to solve complex product and organisational problems. His work includes published research, a US patent, award-winning digital products, and the development of research-led design teams and practices. Edgar is currently exploring how artificial intelligence is changing the nature of design work and leadership. He is writing Leading Design after AI: From Operator to Orchestrator, a book about what happens when AI makes production increasingly cheap, while judgment, critical thinking, and the ability to frame the right problems become more valuable. Therefore don't miss out on this awesome pairing of two creativity and AI themed talks that will certainly asks as many questions of our audience as well as our presenters!

31 attendees

Coffee & Collage

Sun, Sep 20, 3:00 AM

From The Inspired Within - Analogue creativity with purpose

#### **Coffee & Collage is a relaxed 1.5-hour self-guided analogue collage experience designed to help you slow down, reconnect with your creativity and enjoy some time away from the digital world.** **[Book your spot](https://www.theinspiredwithin.com/shop/p/coffee-collage)** Surrounded by vintage chairs, shelves of second-hand books and the warm atmosphere Ampersand Cafe & Bookstore is known for, the session is designed to get your creative flow happening, without rules. Intentionally small so you can feel comfortable coming on your own, meet new people and simply enjoy being present. Only 6 spots per session. $25 - All materials included

6 attendees

Networking Drinks #31

Fri, Sep 11, 8:00 AM

From UX After Dark

4.7

Join us once again at **The Art Syndicate**, a unique wine bar and gallery nestled in Surry Hills for a relaxed evening blending local drinks and meaningful conversations which should be perfect for a cold winter night. 🍷 **Event info:** ✅ Come discover some amazing NSW wine, beer and spirits. ✅ Expand your network of designers & make connections that last. ✅ No formal talks or speeches - just great conversations in a relaxed, friendly environment. *Check out my reviews on this page to see what others are saying!* **Venue information:**  You'll find us at this art gallery & wine bar in Surry Hills. They exclusively offer a curated selection of NSW-based wine, beer and spirits! There is even art for sale! **Check them out on socials:** https://www.instagram.com/theartsyndicate.com.au/ **How to find us:**  We are on Bourke Street, a short walk from Oxford Street or Central Station. **Join our What'sApp group:**  Since Meetup has removed the event chat feature, [please join this WhatsApp group](https://tinyurl.com/uxad2026) for the latest event updates! Cheers, Josh

23 attendees

AI Project Hub

Thu, Sep 10, 8:00 AM

From Western Sydney Tech Innovators

4.8

Welcome to **WSTI's AI Project Hub**—the hands-on heart of the WSTI community's AI Shed model. This isn't a traditional class or a lecture. It’s a weekly, drop-in "Shed" designed for collaborative, project-based learning, where we support each other turning ideas (beginner or ambitious) into real, working prototypes and projects. Whether you're a founder with a specific problem, a developer testing a new tool, or a complete beginner curious about what you can make, this is your space to build, learn, and collaborate. **What to expect:** * **Quick Pitch:** To spark some inspiration, we’ll have a few informal, low-pressure "progress check-ins" where attendees can briefly share what they’re working on. * **Space to Build:** No formal lectures here. Just a supportive environment to polish your prototype, refine your code, or finalise your pitch. * **Guides on the Side:** Our technical mentors will be mingling in the room. They’re ready to offer a helpful nudge, architectural advice, or a tool recommendation if you hit a roadblock. * **Community Wisdom:** If our mentors don’t have the answer, they’ll connect you with someone else in the room who does. We’re all about sharing what we learn. * **Curiosity is Welcome:** You don’t need a hackathon project to pull up a chair. If you’re a regular from our Project Hub looking to share your knowledge, or just a curious neighbour. We have community laptops with access to some AI tools if you aren't able to bring your own. **Tools/Topics discussed may include:** * ChatGPT, Claude, Google Gemini, Opensource AI Models. * Platforms like n8n and other automation tools. * Coding vibe coding like Lovable, Replit, Antigravity and Cursor. * Frameworks such as BMAD. * Image and video generators like Midjourney, Nanobanana and Video models such as Kling, Veo & Seedance. *By attending this event, you consent that you may be photographed and recorded on video. These photos and videos may be used for marketing and promotional purposes in the future. If you have any concerns please let the team know upon arrival.*

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