You are cordially invited to Lithium Technologies Info Session on Thursday, January 23rd from 7:00pm – 8:00pm located at Burdine Hall (BUR) 216, 2502 University Avenue. Chris Simoes, our VP of Engineering is speaking at this event and we would like to meet you!

Chris has worked for large companies such as IBM, Dell and ExxonMobil.  He has also worked for small companies such as Mediaprise, Tivoli and Convio.  Chris has started 2 of his own companies the second of which he sold to an investor after running for 5 years. He has his Master’s in Software Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin.

Join us and learn more about Lithium!  Food and beverages are provided and we're raffling a Lithium Skullcandy headphone! Please bring a hard copy of your resume and you’ll receive another raffle ticket!  We’d appreciate if you can share this email with your respective student organizations. Space is limited and we look forward to meeting you soon!

About Lithium Technologies

Lithium Technologies makes software that powers the social customer experience.  We help companies unlock the passion of their customers, resulting in increased customer satisfaction, loyalty, cost savings, revenue and innovation.  As “social” moves away from “just another channel we have to manage” to a strategic business imperative, Lithium Technologies is well positioned and considered a named visionary by Forrester and Gartner to lead in social customer experience.

With more than 75 million active unique users and one billion monthly page views, our platform is one of the biggest social websites you haven’t heard of! We offer a virtual playground for technologists, with cutting edge work in social, big data, gamification and mobile. Our highly talented engineers have the freedom to innovate and execute. You will join small e2e stack teams that are self-directed and release rapidly and independently.  We are not just focused on what we deliver but how we deliver it as well and view our engineering capability as a core business differentiator.