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Episode 84: Jerry Chi, Data Scientist at Supercell
Special Guest Jerry Chi of Supercell
Special guest Jerry Chi of Supercell, the mobile game company behind titles such as Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, and Brawl Stars, currently under soft-launch only in Canada, joins host Drew Ogryzek to discuss what it's like living and working in Japan as a foreigner.
Chi has an impressive background having graduated Stanford, and receiving an MBA from Wharton, while also speaking four languages: Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean. He offers insights into some of the differences in opportunities between Japanese companies and foreign companies with offices in Japan, as well as some helpful tips for exploring the Japanese job market.
Samantha Ming from the Events Podcast gives us a great overview and curated list of tech events of interest over the upcoming week.
Follow Jerry Chi on Twitter at @peacej and Samantha Ming at @EventsPodcast.
Links
Events Podcast Presents: Vancouver Tech Events July 10 - 13, 2017
MON: July 10
(Elevator Ventures | at Fasken Martineau | 5:30 PM)
(SFU Graduate Business Women's Council | at SFU Segal | 6:00 PM)
TUE: July 11
(Google | at Sheraton Vancouver | 9:00 AM)
(at Lighthouse Labs | 6:00 PM)
(Spring Startup School | at Borden Ladner Gervais | 5:30 PM)
(PyLadies Code Jam | Unbounce | 5:30 PM)
WED: July 12
(YVR Startups | at Istuary Idea Labs| 7:00 PM)
(at Futurpreneur Canada BC Office | 5:00 PM)
THU: July 13
(at CodeCore | 6:00 PM)
Want to include your event? DM eventspodcast on instagram/twitter @eventspodcast
Theme music by A Shell In The Pit from the game Parkitect
The Vancouver Tech Podcast is a weekly show focusing on the growing tech industry in the city of Vancouver. Get caught up on the events and meetups around town, startups, new businesses, developers, designers, community programs, and news. Each episode includes an interview with an outstanding member of our community.
Listen to the show here, email us, or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.
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Special Guest Jerry Chi of Supercell
Special guest Jerry Chi of Supercell, the mobile game company behind titles such as Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, and Brawl Stars, currently under soft-launch only in Canada, joins host Drew Ogryzek to discuss what it's like living and working in Japan as a foreigner.
Chi has an impressive background having graduated Stanford, and receiving an MBA from Wharton, while also speaking four languages: Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean. He offers insights into some of the differences in opportunities between Japanese companies and foreign companies with offices in Japan, as well as some helpful tips for exploring the Japanese job market.
Samantha Ming from the Events Podcast gives us a great overview and curated list of tech events of interest over the upcoming week.
Follow Jerry Chi on Twitter at @peacej and Samantha Ming at @EventsPodcast.
Links
Events Podcast Presents: Vancouver Tech Events July 10 - 13, 2017
MON: July 10
(Elevator Ventures | at Fasken Martineau | 5:30 PM)
(SFU Graduate Business Women's Council | at SFU Segal | 6:00 PM)
TUE: July 11
(Google | at Sheraton Vancouver | 9:00 AM)
(at Lighthouse Labs | 6:00 PM)
(Spring Startup School | at Borden Ladner Gervais | 5:30 PM)
(PyLadies Code Jam | Unbounce | 5:30 PM)
WED: July 12
(YVR Startups | at Istuary Idea Labs| 7:00 PM)
(at Futurpreneur Canada BC Office | 5:00 PM)
THU: July 13
(at CodeCore | 6:00 PM)
Want to include your event? DM eventspodcast on instagram/twitter @eventspodcast
Theme music by A Shell In The Pit from the game Parkitect
The Vancouver Tech Podcast is a weekly show focusing on the growing tech industry in the city of Vancouver. Get caught up on the events and meetups around town, startups, new businesses, developers, designers, community programs, and news. Each episode includes an interview with an outstanding member of our community.
Listen to the show here, email us, or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.