

The Technology Business Association at Anderson (AnderTech) is the gateway to the tech industry for MBA students at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. AnderTech enables Anderson students to launch or advance their careers in the tech industry or in tech-related roles. The club strives to effectively leverage internal and external resources, such as the Easton Technology Management Center and alumni; provide differentiated educational and community experiences; and prepare members to be leaders in their post-MBA careers.
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Events
AnderTech Kick-Off Night/101 Series
Highlighted with a keynote speaker from a top tech firm, this event allows new members to learn about the club’s mission, programming and available leadership positions. New members have the opportunity to connect with second-year club members as the club celebrates the beginning of a new school year.
AnderTech APIC Competition
Back for its third year, this competition is aimed at giving teams of students hands-on experience building a minimum viable product. Held over the course of one week, students will team up with classmates and computer science students outside of Anderson to design a product, bring it to life, create a go-to-market strategy and present it to a judging panel of senior-level tech mentors. The program also includes several workshops ahead of the competition and optional mentorship provided through the Easton Technology Management Center.
Technology Career Night
Alumni, recruiters and other representatives from more than 20 technology firms join members of AnderTech for an evening of networking, recruiting advice and career exploration. This is one of AnderTech’s signature events, and it includes opportunities to learn about traditional technology roles, such as product manager or product marketing manager, as well as other roles in or related to the tech industry, such as those in finance, operations, program management and marketing.
Easton Center's Innovate Conference and Competition
Tech Treks and Days-on-the-Job (DOJs)
Etiquette Night
Interview Prep Teams and Case Interview Workshops
Academic/Part-Time Tech Internship Guidance Panel
Company-Sponsored Case Competitions
AnderTech Summer Alumni Mixers
Tech Education: Workshops and Deep Dives
This year's events included topics in product management, SQL and blockchain, among others. Workshops include hands-on learning and badge certifications.
Tech Bytes
Tech Bytes are student-led workshops providing UCLA Anderson students the opportunity to learn more in-depth about tech topics. This year's sessions included topics ranging from the tech stack to agile development to programming languages. Tech Bytes are a fun way to learn together and ask the student experts questions about the content and their tech experiences.
Alumni Mock Interviews
Alumni Mentorship Program
Engagement With Alumni: Dinners for Eight (D48s), Dinners for 6 and Drinks for 10
Local Mixers
Diversity in the Tech Industry
Easton Center Collaboration
External Partnerships
Cross-Club Events
Data Science Workshops (with the Strategy & Operations Management Association)
Women in Tech Event (with the Women’s Business Connection)
Video Game 101 (with the Entertainment Management Association)
HealthTech Case Competition (with the Healthcare Business Association)
Careers in Marketing (with the Marketing Association)
Mock Interview Day (with the Marketing Association)
Evolve Conference (with the Retail Business Association)
Joint Panels/Events (with the Black Business Students Association and Anderson Latino Management Association)
VR Panel (with the Entertainment Management Association)
AR Speaker Event (with Entrepreneur Association)
Breaking up Big Tech Debate (with the Adam Smith Society)