The GIS STUDENT DAY 2026 forum in St. Petersburg gathered over 2,000 students to discuss cybersecurity career entry points amid a shifting job market.
Despite predictions of mass layoffs, the demand for human software developers has grown as AI tools increase the volume of code that requires oversight and maintenance.
A recent Honor study indicates that while interest in manual labor is rising, most people view it as a side job rather than a primary career due to concerns over health and physical demands.
A joint study by Avito Rabota and Rosmolodezh.Profi shows that 35% of young Russians choose their career path only after entering the labor market.
A software developer explores the intersection of personal passion projects and professional experience, highlighting recent satellite tracking tools and space-themed game development.
NASA is recruiting new flight directors to lead missions to the International Space Station, the Moon, and Mars, with applications open until October 12.
A SuperJob survey shows that 56% of Russians view humor as a career asset, with higher-income earners valuing it most.
Over-reliance on AI assistants for coding and analysis can erode critical thinking skills and professional expertise, turning specialists into mere operators of AI tools.
Huawei Terminal BG CEO He Gang revealed that his move to the smartphone business in 2011 was initiated by a personal request from Richard Yu.
A study by MTS Ads shows that 56% of Russians use AI for career-related tasks, while 90% are willing to rely on AI-generated data for decision-making despite security concerns.
The GIS STUDENT DAY 2026 forum will be held in Saint Petersburg on October 1, connecting IT and cybersecurity students with industry leaders and potential employers.
The integration of AI into the learning process accelerates skill acquisition but simultaneously raises the bar for entry-level software engineering roles.
The Uniwork career platform has scaled to a national level, connecting over 10,000 students across 92 universities with major employers through a tripartite partnership model.
In 2026, AI-driven recruitment requires candidates to move beyond generic resumes by using achievement matrices and tailored content to bypass automated screening systems.
A 36-week roadmap for aspiring ML engineers focuses on a fundamental base of mathematics, Python, and deep learning to prepare for interviews and real-world projects.
The traditional software development job market is shifting as AI tools automate routine tasks, prompting some engineers to pivot toward building their own products.
The AI-powered job search tool Sophie automates resume customization and application processes, aiming to accelerate hiring while reducing the psychological burden on candidates.
A new study indicates that 76% of Russians view the programming profession positively, with most believing that AI will not diminish the demand for developers over the next two decades.
