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Sydney Teamwork Collection Learning Camp 2026

The trail to better teamwork starts at Learning Camp! Join us in Sydney for Teamwork Collection Learning Camp, an immersive, in‑person experience showcasing how Jira, Confluence, and Loom work together as a connected teamwork system. At this stop on the Learning Camp tour, you’ll: 🧪 Join hands‑on workshops. Roll up your sleeves for guided demos where you’ll try new features alongside Atlassians and fellow admins and champions. Bring your laptop to participate! 📁 Bring home the Champion Pack 2.0. Unlock updated enablement assets – slides, templates, and guides – you can use to run your own “learning camp” sessions back at work. 🤝 Connect with fellow champions and admins. Swap stories, compare setups, and learn best practices from other admins facing similar challenges across teams, industries, and regions. 🏅 Earn an exclusive Community badge Collect a limited‑edition Teamwork Collection Learning Camp Community badge for attending, and stock up on camp-themed swag you didn’t know you needed. …and more! Whether you’re a long‑time Jira, Confluence, or Loom champion or just starting to connect these tools together, this session is packed with practical guidance, inspiration, and resources to help you build savvy, AI‑ready teams. Seats are limited, so register early and invite a teammate (or two). See you at camp! 🏕️ Agenda --- Speakers Aditi Venkatesh - Atlassian (Senior Product Manager, Jira) Aditi Venkatesh is a Senior Product Manager at Atlassian, building agent-first experiences for software teams. She's focused on helping teams go from idea to actionable plan. Aditi works on Rovo features in Jira that make it easy to capture work, turning conversations, docs, and ideas into actionable work. She's also worked on Rovo Skills, building capabilities that make it easier to manage yo… Julian Connor - Atlassian (Principal Product Manager) Julian is a product management leader with more than a decade of experience in product, strategy, AI and data. Julian writes a semi-regular blog on the topic of product management at https://julianconnor.medium.com/; Hosted By Mark Higgins, Atlassian Community Leader I've been a supporter of Atlassian and its products since they where a small office in Sydney, which goes back to the start of the century (nearly). I've been in IT forever, even before it was called IT, as was known as the EDP department. Starting in 1984, just after the first PC came out, I've seen and been involved in so much change in IT, that its unrecognizable from the time I started. I remember Windows NT4, Windows 3.1, SQL 6.0 , floppy disks and a number of others that are now consigned to history. To be part of the community, is very rewarding, and I've always been someone who volunteers, from coaching my son's soccer team, from the U7's, cricket teams, my daughters soccer team, my work with Oxfam. I love community sport events, having done 17 Oxfam trail walks, more than 10 City to Surfs, Countless Gong Rides, Bowral Rides, half a dozen Half marathons, and 20 years ago, the Sydney marathon. Now, its mostly cycling, and my South Sydney Rabbitohs, and now that I can WFH, my labradoodles, Casper and Willow. Prashant Gami, Atlassian Community Leader For decades, Prashant has been helping businesses stay ahead of their competition by creating a culture of continuous innovation that adds significant value. After scaling multiple businesses and leading some of Australia’s biggest dev teams, Prashant is using his expertise, in-depth knowledge and passion for technology to drive hypergrowth for his clients at x·enabler. Pragya Malhotra, Atlassian Community Leader 😼 Tom Zhu, Atlassian Community Leader Hi, I’m Tom Zhu from Shanghai, now based in Sydney, with a deep love for technology, cats, and multicultural collaboration. Over the past decade, I’ve worked across industries like Fintech, Blockchain, and Atlassian consulting, and was running TMAN Consulting, an Atlassian Silver Solution Partner, Now I just joined Systemology recently. I’m passionate about solving problems with tech, sharing insights, and building connections in the global Atlassian ecosystem. James O'Connor, Atlassian Community Champion I've been in the IT industry for nearly three decades, starting out as a developer back in the mid-90s before moving into the world of Business Analysis. I now run a team of fantastic BAs in the daily battle to create software that adds value for our customers, with Atlassian products as the backbone of all our processes. I've been a user and a fan of Atlassian products for over 10 years, and I'm always happy to lend a hand to those just starting out using Jira or Confluence. If you have any questions or just want to have a chat, drop me a line! --- Global Partner Atlassian (http://atlassian.com) Millions of users globally rely on Atlassian products every day for improving software development, project management, collaboration, and code quality. For over a decade, Atlassian customers have come together to network, share ideas, solve problems, and find new ways to use Atlassian products. Today, more than 15,000 people take part in Atlassian community events in more than 30 countries. --- Complete your event RSVP here: https://ace.atlassian.com/events/details/atlassian-sydney-presents-sydney-teamwork-collection-learning-camp-2026/.

FPGA/ASIC Meetup Sydney

**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!

Lifeblood Donation Week - Project Management Warriors & Warrioresses

SydDT #129: Community Social

SydDT is a diverse community of 10,000+ members started in 2015. Our monthly meetup is one of the top design thinking meetups globally. The SydDT community is known for being **fun, welcoming, and inclusive**. Come join us for some fun conversations with interesting people in and around the design community. More details closer to the date... **EVENT SPONSORS** This event is brought to you by... contact us if you're keen to support the SydDT community. We take photos and record our events for documentation and promo purposes. Just let us know if you prefer not to be featured.

Women in Projects Australia presents: Ai in Action with Barbara Watson

Kick off 6pm for Nibbles and networking. Welcome at 6:30pm and then dive into our session. With the success of our Ai-prompt-a-thon, we have decided to do a series on Ai. We are going to start with the basics so people have a way to start, to learn how to work safely with Ai, and get outcomes that work for you! This will be a practical session, so bring your devices to practice on the night. All are welcome, but this will be especially valuable for beginners. Thank you to PMI Sydney Chapter, Escient and The Commons for your support.

AI Project Hub

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.*

AI Engineering Deep Dive: From Prototype to Production

# From AI Prototype to Production Building an AI prototype that works in a demo is relatively easy. The real challenge is making it accurate, reliable, secure and maintainable in a production environment. Designed for AI Engineers, ML Engineers and Software Engineers, this event focuses on the complete engineering journey from AI prototype development to production deployment. The session will cover AI Agents, RAG, model integration, evaluation, error handling, cost optimisation and production monitoring. Through practical engineering experience and real-world examples, attendees will learn how to transform a working AI demo into a reliable, production-ready application. ## What You’ll Learn * The complete journey from AI prototype to production deployment * Production-ready AI Agent and workflow design * RAG, tool calling and model integration * AI output testing and evaluation * Hallucination management, retries and error handling * Latency, token cost and performance optimisation * AI application deployment, monitoring and continuous improvement * Common technical challenges and solutions from real-world projects This event is focused exclusively on practical AI engineering. It will not cover general AI trends, business strategy, career advice or basic AI tool tutorials. ## Event Format * 1.5-hour technical talk or live hands-on session * 30-minute live Q&A and technical discussion ## Who Should Attend * AI Engineers and ML Engineers * Software Engineers and Technical Leads * Developers building AI Agents, RAG systems or AI assistants * Engineers moving AI prototypes into production * Technology professionals interested in production-grade AI systems ## Agenda * **5:15 PM–5:30 PM**｜Registration, food and networking * **5:30 PM–7:00 PM**｜Technical talk or live hands-on session * **7:00 PM–7:30 PM**｜Live Q&A and technical discussion * **7:30 PM**｜Event concludes ## Event Details 📅 **Date:** Wednesday, 12 August 2026 ⏰ **Time:** 5:30 PM–7:30 PM AEST 📍 **Venue:** Nutanix Sydney Office Level 10, Maritime Trade Towers 201 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000 👥 **Expected Attendance:** Approximately 15–20 people 🗣️ **Language:** English This event will be conducted entirely in English. 🤝 **Presented by:** JR Academy × KSUG.AI 🥤 **Food and Drinks:** Food and refreshments will be provided.

Amateur Vibe Code Club 😎

we made it to chapter 2 of the Amateur Vibe Club wahoo! save the date 12th August, State Library Martin Place! If it is your first time here welcome : ) The aim of the Amateur Vibe Code clubs is to create a small tight-knit community of people who enjoy tinkering with, or are interested in getting involved with with AI, vibe coding, and exploring the latest tech. I want to create a cosy third space for people who are looking to just wind down after or meet new people! Whether you’re building a side project, experimenting with new AI tools, or just curious about tech, this is safe place to learn together, share ideas, and help each other bring projects to life! If you are a student, early career, tech-builder, startup founder or just curious this is the place for you. Rough Agenda: 15 minute networking → 1 hour focus session/yap → 30 minutes presentation/demos/more yap Message me if you are keen :)) Event capped at 15 confirmed attendees\~ (IGNORE ATTENDEE LIMIT)

Claude Certified Consultants: Coffee Catch Up

Thursdays hit different with coffee and good company. Whether you're Claude Certified or still working towards it, pull up a chair, bring your questions or your latest build, and let's talk shop over a brew. You can learn more about us by visiting [https://code.sydney/](https://code.sydney/) and [https://vibecamp.au/](https://vibecamp.au/)

Beer and Pixels - Monthly - 2025

Beer and Pixels is back as usual, on the second Tuesday of the month. At the Off Broadway Hotel. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- Got a game, demo or prototype you need people to playtest? Bring it along! Just provide a computer and input device, or a copy of the boardgame or card game you wish to show off, if you are a physical game dev :) Don't have a game to show? No worries! Just come on down, grab a beverage of your choice and play the games on display. See you there! PS: We have a Google Calendar of all Sydney events: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0?cid=dXNpcGNlZzRzdGhrZGE5cnF0bDUwMHJlMDhAZ3JvdXAuY2FsZW5kYXIuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbQ PPS: If you are driving, parking is free after 6pm at the Broadway Shopping Centre. https://www.broadwaysydney.com.au/visit/parking [#BeerAndPixels](https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/beerandpixels?__eep__=6&__cft__%5B0%5D=AZXA1_Gs4GRAZsh55FxkF-C6TQs0cL7M-55eLC0PY3jSLiQIvmXsZYz39rKYw0ltJ6skKgSCCcFoA99W-7NeyX-WKj_Pb3uUHqNtK-RaC0IrJA&__tn__=q)

PHP/Laravel - 2026 August

Join us at the Cover Genius HQ in Sydney, we have some fantastic talks prepared! Please try and arrive from 5:30pm for pizza & drinks, and a 6pm start, otherwise we'll have to let you up as the elevator will be locked. In this case, please SMS Max on 0466029946 (do not call). *** **Glue Work in the AI Age** \- Jade Edward Agents and an AI augmented SDLC are shining a light on how thinking, talking about, and managing glue work is more important than ever, no matter who needs it or does the work. **Calendars, Dates and Time** \- Nigel James Date Time programming and how to hate it less. *** You can live-stream the meetup here: [https://meet.google.com/vua-tnhc-zxz](https://meet.google.com/vua-tnhc-zxz) Join the PHP Australia Slack: [https://join.slack.com/t/phpaustralia/shared_invite/zt-8t0xmjpz-MVdkkbgtIkek31IzcVVCgA](https://join.slack.com/t/phpaustralia/shared_invite/zt-8t0xmjpz-MVdkkbgtIkek31IzcVVCgA) Join the Australia JS Discord: [https://ausjs.au](https://ausjs.au) We are also always looking for more sponsors, so please reach out if you're interested.August

Earning Influence: Why Strong Design work doesn't move the room

Welcome Back CCX Sydney to our events for 2026 from myself, Lydia, Sylvia and James and we are planning a bumper selection of speakers for this year. Our next event on August 18th will feature two unique presentations from Designers Dan Whelan and Ariel Blackman both from Commonwealth Bank. We will be hosting by the Team at Hipages special thanks to Carlos Guedes and Natalia Furtado. Our first Talk from CBA Product Design leader, Dan Whelan: **Earning Influence: Why Strong Design Work Doesn't Move the Room** **About Dan's Talk** You're doing great work. Decisions move on without you anyway. Here's why — and what has to be true before that changes. It's easy to assume that if the work is good enough, it earns its own influence. It doesn't. Design gets described, by default, in process terms — what was explored, tested, shipped — while the room is listening for risk, revenue and consequence, meaning how we describe the work to each other isn't the value our stakeholders want to see. Good work can fail to move a decision, because how it's described isn't connected to the decision's value. This talk covers the two things that usually get in the way of making your work land. First, the translation problem: why the same piece of work, described two different ways, gets two completely different receptions from your non-designer stakeholders. Second, the gap underneath: work that fails to land because it was never linked to key behaviour to start with, it was built around untraceable best practice. This talk covers both, so the next time you do good work, it doesn't get ignored. **About Dan** Dan Whelan is a design leader with 20 years across companies including Intuit and CommBank, and some of Australia's most complex financial products. She writes and speaks on decision quality and behavioural design, helping designers close the gap between doing strong work and having it influence the room. Our second speaker also from CBA will Ariel Blackman, User Experience Designer on Neurodivergent Strategies **About Ariel:** Agile design specialist with a talent for Graphic and UX/UI Design. Masterfully shape the brand identities of organisations through telling diverse stories that breed connection. An experienced resource that can instantly oversee existing projects in from initial creation and execution of design, to follow through with production to the finished product. Dedicated to changing the digital landscape through creating designs that evoke the satisfaction of users whilst providing a lasting sense of wonder. Please note that we will be back at Hipages for our August Event so please familiarise yourself with The location and Start Time. We hope to See you in August and are really looking forward to Hearing from both Dan and Ariel.