Join us on March 7 for ‘./Dev_Climb,’ Adelaide’s networking-bouldering event for technology and engineering students and professionals.

Hosted at Australia's leading and largest bouldering gym, and our proud partner, Urban Climb, ./Dev_Climb is a fresh take on professional networking, swapping out formalities for a dynamic environment where conversation and collaboration happen organically.

./Dev_Climb highlights the shared skills between bouldering and programming - problem-solving, dexterity and adaptability. Whether you're a student eager to connect with industry experts or a recruiter scouting the next wave of talent, ./Dev_Climb promises to be both fun and professionally enriching.

Your $22 ticket includes (Free entry* for Urban Climb members):

Entry to the event (Feel free to come any time between 4:30 - 5:30 pm);
Free hire of climbing shoes and chalk;
Light Refreshments and Drinks;
20% off Urban Climb's Pro Shop gear;
2 Weeks unlimited access for Urban Climb first-timers;
Give-away access + exclusive offers

When : Friday, March 7th, 2025;

Where : Urban Climb, 128 Hindley St 5000;

Time: 4:30pm till 9:00pm;

If you have a passion for tech/engineering/bouldering and are keen to collaborate and connect, we'd love to see you there!

Please note that if attending, an Urban Climb waiver needs to be signed - Urban Climb Waiver

Ticket sales closes on Thursday the 6th of March at 7pm.

*Urban Climb members claiming free ./Dev_Climb entry must select this option when ordering your ticket.

About your Hosts

Dev_Climb was founded by software engineering students, Nicole Lehmeyer and Bethany Milford, who recognised a market gap for fun, engaging networking events that captured the heart and spirit of what it means to be a software developer. Dev_Events is not looking to make a profit, adopting a 'For developers, by developers' approach.

We'd love to meet you, so feel free to connect with us on LinkedIn or send us an email :))

For further queries, please contact:

enquiries@devclimb.org

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