Nearly 40 companies have attended today the TALENT-FEST 19 organized annually by the Escola Tecnica Superior d'Enginyeria (ETSE) and the UVOcupació service of the University of Valencia. Among them, Analog Devices and Würth Elektronik , international electronic companies installed in the Science Park and formed by professionals graduated from that school, have been there.
During the three hours of this event, engineers from both companies have explained to the students what are the innovative developments they are carrying out. While Analog Devices is a specialist in the design and manufacture of integrated microelectronic circuits, Würth Elektronik is a developer of electromagnetic compatibility products.
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In addition to these companies, the University of Valencia Science Park has been present to show students the work areas of the more than 90 companies installed in this innovation ecosystem. Specifically, those framed in Information Technologies represent 20% of the hosted firms.Likewise, the transfer of knowledge that can be carried out with the seven research institutes and two singular centers that also work in the PCUV has been explained.
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This event, which aims to promote the employment of ETSE' students, was opened by the Principal of the University of Valencia. Mavi Mestre wanted to know about the job offers of the companies, among which were also S2 Group, Apunt Media TV, Arca Telecom, Autis Ingenieros, Capgemini, Cecotec, Celestica, Civired, Dacsa, Dam and Power Electronics.
The Principal of the University of Valencia, Mavi Mestre, at University of Valencia Science Park's exhibitor