Software-specific hiring events, campus employer nights and developer mixers across San Francisco, San Jose, Palo Alto and Mountain View this fall. Each page gives the verified date, venue, cost, who is hiring, and practical prep so you show up ready to talk to engineers, not just drop a resume.
Apply to the employers before the eventUpload a resume, get matched, interview the same day without leaving your desk.
SCU's biggest all-majors fair sits 10 minutes from Nvidia, Intel and Apple offices.
Stanford's biggest fair of the year, and the recruiters know exactly who they came for.
Downtown San Jose fair, in the heart of the Valley, open to every SJSU major.
Autonomous drone company, in-person session, and they explicitly hire OPT/CPT students.
PlayStation recruiters on campus, but read the fine print on work authorization first.
Twenty-plus hiring companies, five minutes each, one Monday night in San Jose.
Free AWS conference downtown with a live agentic-AI hackathon final on the main stage.
SCU's engineering-only fair: fewer booths, more actual software recruiters.
A full day with data-infra engineers from Atlassian, Affirm and AWS, listed free on Eventbrite.
Women in tech meet 15–20 inclusive employers in two hours, from anywhere in the Bay.
San Francisco's last HackerX of 2026, posted for November 26, so verify before you plan.
The other half is being first to the roles these employers post, and having something real to show when you get there.
