Calling all IT professionals!

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The opportunity of a lifetime awaits. Take those dreams of moving to the most beautiful, vibrant, go-ahead country in the world off hold – because LookSee Tech is here to help you make those dreams a reality.


LookSee Tech and Immigration New Zealand have partnered with the country’s top IT companies, with the mission of bringing the best talent from around the world to our shores. And we want you to be part of it.


With five hugely successful LookSee Weeks now under their belt, LookSee have recently announced the launch of their LookSee Tech campaign, with the first event coming this May. If selected, you could come to Auckland, New Zealand for a week of interviews with potential employers, informative seminars, networking and a taste of the Kiwi lifestyle.


So how do you get involved? Well, if you, or someone you know, has the skills and experience that the nation is looking for, all you have to do to get things started is register your interest. Once you've done this, LookSee can start matching you with potential job opportunities in our burgeoning tech industry. If your profile generates interest from multiple employers you may be invited to attend one of our LookSee Weeks held each month during 2019.


Don’t miss this unique opportunity to build yourself a new life and career, as you build New Zealand's tech industry for the future!


                                                                                  Register Here

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