DevCon14 brings IT students and industry professionals together — for honest career guidance, real collaboration, and work that outlives a semester.
The point of the place
Meetups, career clinics, workshops and project pods — all of them run by members, open to every member, and free the way they have always been.
2,400+
Active members
120+
Events hosted
60+
Projects delivered
28
Partner organisations
Who we are
We are not a coding club. We are IT students and working professionals who decided that a career, a character, and a community are not three separate projects — and that none of them are built alone.
What we work on
Everything the community runs sits under one of these five. If a proposal fits none of them, we do not run it.
Objective 01
The gap between a final-year student and a working engineer is usually one introduction wide. We close it on purpose — through meetups, member circles, and a directory where a junior can find someone three steps ahead who remembers what it was like.
2,400+Members connected
Objective 02
CV reviews that are honest, mock interviews that are hard, and referrals that are real. No paid courses and no funnels. Members who have hired and been hired sit down with those still working out the first step.
340+Placed or promoted
Objective 03
A community that only talks to itself stops growing. We partner with universities, student societies, mosques and technology companies — sharing what we have, learning what we lack, and making sure our members are in rooms they would not otherwise enter.
28Partner organisations
Objective 04
Members team up on real briefs from real organisations — non-profits, mosques, small businesses and university departments. You get the experience employers keep asking for, and the client gets something they genuinely needed.
60+Projects delivered
Objective 05
Beyond client work we build and maintain our own products — tools the community needed and nobody had made. Members join a product team, own a slice, and ship something that outlives the semester.
5Products in the open
In their words
“I joined for the job help and stayed for the project pods. I did not expect a place where a student and a working engineer would be given the same brief and the same seat.”
Batool Zaidi
Final year, FAST NUCES
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Getting started
Membership is free and always has been. What it asks of you is attendance and generosity, in that order.
RegisterTell us who you are and which of the five objectives you came for. It takes two minutes and costs nothing.
You get an introduction to members in your field and city, and an invitation to the next gathering.
Come to a meetup, take a CV review, mentor someone behind you, or join a pod. Membership here is a verb.
