Application Form

Applications are NOW OPEN for our 2027 UNSW Women in Technology Directors Team! 🌟ALL students are welcome to apply! 🌟

We are looking for enthusiastic and committed students for the following roles:
💼 2x Careers Directors
🗣️ 2x Sponsorships Directors
🏃‍♀️ 2x Competitions Directors
💻 2x IT Directors
🌎 2x Socials Directors
✏️ 2x Workshops Directors
🎨 2x Marketing Directors
📮 2x Publications Directors
🎞️ 2x Media Directors
🌳 4x HR Directors

⏰ Applications close Thursday, 22nd October at 11:59PM!

🗓️ Interviews will be held in-person throughout Week 7, so keep an eye on your emails in Week 6, there’ll be a quick turnaround!

This is your opportunity to get involved with WIT 🧡. Whether you're passionate about content creation, IT projects, hosting events or connecting with sponsors, look through our 🌟director guide🌟 through the link in our bio to find out more about each role 📄

If you have any questions, reach out to ✉️ [email protected]

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University ID

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Stage of degree Please select... 1 2 3 4 5+ Gender Please select... Male Female Non-binary Prefer not to disclose Other Select your preferred role. Please select... HR Director Careers Director Sponsorships Director Socials Director Workshops Director IT Director Competitions Director Marketing Director Media Director Publications Director Select your 2nd preference role. Please select... HR Director Careers Director Sponsorships Director Socials Director Workshops Director IT Director Competitions Director Marketing Director Media Director Publications Director No Other Preference

What does creating a more inclusive tech community mean to you? (Max. 200 words)

If you were a worm, why should WIT still appoint you as a director? (Max. 150 words)

How can WIT make career development more accessible and engaging for students who may not know where to start, lack industry connections, or feel intimidated by networking? Propose one approach you would like to implement (Max. 200 words)

Beyond hosting events, how could WIT Careers create lasting value for students throughout the academic year? Propose a resource, initiative or ongoing project you would like to introduce and explain its potential impact. (Max. 200 words)

If you were a superhero, which fictional character would you choose to be your sidekick and why? (Does not necessarily have to be a sidekick character) (Max. 50 words).

How will you use your role as a Sponsorships director to drive growth for the WIT community? (Max. 150 words)

What do you think makes a university society an attractive partner for organisations? How would you leverage WIT's strengths to stand out from other societies? (Max. 150 words)

Would you rather hear every song sung in a Pitbull voice for the rest of your life or every song is a Pitbull song sung by other artists? Why? (Max. 50 words)

[OPTIONAL] Please provide a link to your LinkedIn page.

Reflect on what you learnt from a past experience and how it has prepared you to organise events effectively as part of the WIT Competitions portfolio. (Max. 200 words)

Imagine you are organising a competition in collaboration with a sponsor company, but they suddenly stop responding to your emails as the event date approaches. How would you handle the situation to keep the competition on track while maintaining a positive relationship? (Max. 200 words)

A zombie apocalypse has broken out! What unconventional skill would give you the best chance of survival? (Max. 100 words)

Visit our website at https://unswwit.com/. If you could add or improve one feature on the WIT website, what would it be and why? Explain how it would support WIT’s mission. (Max. 150 words)

Tell us about your experience with web development. What programming languages, frameworks, or tools have you used (e.g. HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Python, or SQL)? (Max. 150 words)

If you could build a niche micro-app specifically designed to solve one tiny, annoying problem, what is it called and what does it do? (Max. 100 words)

[OPTIONAL] Please share a link to your GitHub profile, repository, personal website, or any other relevant work that demonstrates your coding or web development experience. Ensure that the link is publicly accessible. If you do not have a GitHub profile, you may share another example of your work.

The Socials portfolio is heavily focused on bringing people together through fun and inclusive events. How do you think you will effectively foster this environment? (Max. 150 words).

Explain a time when you were in charge of bringing an event to life. How did you balance attendee needs, manage logistics, and coordinate the various responsibilities to ensure the event ran successfully? (Max. 200 words).

What is a niche interest you’re passionate about and why? Anything from music, to hobbies, TV, sport, books etc. (Max. 100 words)

The Workshops portfolio is responsible for supporting students in exploring and developing skills across a wide range of areas. Propose a workshop you would like to run for UNSW students. How would you design it to engage participants and ensure it meets their needs? (Max. 200 words)

What do you believe makes a successful workshop? How would your experiences and skills enable you to deliver engaging and impactful workshops? (Max. 200 words)

If you could write a historical fiction book on something that has happened in the past 20 years, what would it be? (Max. 100 words).

Do you have any experience with design tools? If so, please elaborate (possibly in list/bullet points). Additionally, please mention if you've made any simple graphics like Instagram filters, gifs or stickers). (Max. 150 words)

If you had the opportunity to rebrand WIT from the ground up, what would your vision for the new brand identity be, and what inspirations would inform your creative direction? (Max. 200 words)

[OPTIONAL] Please provide a link to your marketing portfolio - preferably through Google Drive. (Please don't forget to give permissions).

What inspired you to get into content creation? How did this impact your creative style and preferred medium? (Max. 150 words)

Describe your approach to capturing content at a live event. What would you prioritise shooting? (Max. 200 words)

If you were tasked with promoting a new rock band, Willow and the Diamonds, what trend are you recreating to get the most TikTok clout? (Max. 100 words)

[OPTIONAL] Please link any videos or creative projects you have worked on.

Beyond traditional articles, what new forms of content or publication initiatives would you introduce to make WIT’s Publications portfolio more engaging? (Max. 150 words)

Suppose a subcom member’s writing style does not align with the intended purpose of a piece they’re writing. How would you provide constructive criticism and redirect them? (Max. 200 words)

If you were launching an ‘unpopular opinions’ column for the blog, what controversial topic are you covering in the first edition? (Max. 100 words)

[OPTIONAL] Please provide a link to your own publications-related work - preferably through Google Drive. (Please don't forget to give permissions).

How would you foster an environment where internal members feel comfortable speaking up if they are overwhelmed, struggling with university life, or facing personal issues? (Max. 150 words)

How would you organise bonding events that promote interconnectivity between directors and subcommittee members across different divisions? (Max. 150 words)

You have been given a $0 budget and a deadline of tomorrow. What bonding are you planning, and how are you getting people to show up? (Max. 150 words)

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