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Tech in Motion: New York City

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About us

Tech in Motion has been connecting tech professionals to ideas, opportunities, and each other for more than a decade — and we're just getting started.

Whether through live and on-demand events, cutting-edge tech news, peer-to-peer storytelling, or professional job matching, our goal is to create meaningful opportunities for members to advance their careers, grow their networks, and learn from the many diverse voices that make up our vibrant community. To learn more about our upcoming events and ways to get involved, shoot us a message or visit us here: https://ctrly.io/9cDQT

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Meet our Founder & Creator, Motion Recruitment:
Our passion for tech is more than just a “type” of recruiting we do. It inspired us to create one of the largest technology networking event series in North America, Technology in Motion™. Specializing within a comprehensive range of tech disciplines, Motion recruiters master the local tech marketplace to consistently uncover the best jobs and find the best tech talent. Learn more about our areas of expertise, explore thousands of tech jobs, or inquire about custom IT staffing solutions for your needs at https://hubs.ly/H0mx3NL0

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Network event
Powering the AI Boom: Data Centers & Digital Infrastructure
Thu, Sep 3 · 2:00 PM EDT
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1 attendee from 14 groups
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Event Overview
AI's explosive growth is creating an infrastructure arms race—from data centers and semiconductor manufacturing to networking, cloud capacity and power. As investment accelerates, so does demand for the technical talent needed to build, operate and scale this infrastructure.

This session explores where the growth is happening, what roles are hardest to fill, and how professionals with backgrounds in IT, engineering, networking, cloud and operations can translate their skills into the digital infrastructure economy.

Join us as we break down the market intelligence and workforce strategies from the newly released Kelly Digital Infrastructure™ 2026 Data Center Salary Guide.

What You'll Learn
- The state of the U.S. data center and digital infrastructure market
- What's driving unprecedented investment in AI infrastructure
- The talent bottlenecks slowing data center growth
- High-demand roles across engineering, IT, networking, cloud and operations
- The transferable skills needed to successfully move into digital infrastructure
- What talent and hiring trends to watch through H2 2026
Network event
From Code to Clinical: Where Tech Meets Life Sciences
Wed, Sep 30 · 9:00 AM EDT
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14 attendees from 14 groups
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Event Overview
AI is transforming how healthcare and life sciences organizations discover drugs, run clinical trials, analyze data and develop new medical technologies. But innovation is also creating demand for talent that can bridge technology, science, clinical operations and regulatory requirements.

This session explores where technology professionals can find opportunity across the life sciences ecosystem—and which skills can transfer from traditional tech roles into this rapidly evolving market.

What You'll Learn
- Where technology and AI are driving growth across life sciences and digital health
- Why demand is shifting toward cross-functional technology + science talent
- High-demand skills across clinical operations, biometrics, data, AI/ML and regulatory functions
- How can tech professionals take their experience into life sciences
- Emerging roles and the H2 2026 hiring and investment outlook
1 attendee from this group