Red Bull Basement is a global initiative where technology becomes a tool for real change. Now you can learn about it firsthand.

At the meeting in Shymkent Hub, three speakers share in detail:
— what Red Bull Basement is and how the selection process works,
— which projects make it to the final,
— how to prepare for participation and strengthen your idea,
— and most importantly, what opportunities open up for participants.

💡 Important: the winner of Red Bull Basement Kazakhstan gets the chance to present their project in San Francisco, at the international final alongside teams from all over the world.

🎤 Event speakers:
— Yersain Amanbay — CEO, Amanbay Tech
— Yerassyl Danay — Software Engineer
— Timur Kozykeyev — Director of Shymkent Hub

📅 January 22
⏰ 15:00
📍 Shymkent Hub

If you have an idea that can change the world, this event could be your first step. 🚀

LinkedIn: a career doesn’t start with applying. It starts with LinkedIn.

How can LinkedIn help you even if you don’t have work experience yet?
How do you build a strong profile and show your strengths?
Why is LinkedIn not just a social network, but a real career tool?

At the meetup, we’ll break down how to use LinkedIn for studies, internships, and your first career steps. We’ll talk about personal branding, building useful connections, and opportunities you can start using while still in school — in a simple, clear, and practical way.

If you’re a NIS student thinking about your future, this meetup is for you.

📅 Date: 22.01
⏰ Time: 15:30
📍 Location: Kazakhstan 59/1 (Oskemen Hub)

Nurgul Bassanova, AI Product Manager at Shai.pro, will share a clear and easy-to-understand perspective on how AI products are created.

What we’ll talk about:

• what an AI Product Manager’s work looks like in a real project

• where an AI product starts

• how research and data turn into a useful product

• how AI solutions are built for different languages, including Kazakh

• how students can start growing in AI and launching their own projects

📅 Jan 22 | 🕒 4:00 PM | 💻 Online