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Better Care brings young people closer to technological innovation in the healthcare sector within the framework of MEMEnginy 2025

Better Care brings young people closer to technological innovation in the healthcare sector within the framework of MEMEnginy 2025 1024 771 Better Care

• The Sabadell-based company Better Care will be present at the UAB technology congress, which will feature nearly 80 companies and foster the celebration of around 1,000 quick job interviews with young students.

• MEMEnginy will also host conferences and activities on AI, smart cities, data, blockchain, supply chain, and cybersecurity.

Better Care, as a benchmark innovative company with cutting-edge technologies in the sector and headquartered in Sabadell, will be present at the Sabadell Economic Promotion Corner of MEMEnginy (from 10:30 to 12:00 h) with the aim of showing students the technologies they use, current projects and, above all, providing opportunities for internships and boosting young talent as they prepare to make the leap into the professional world.

MEMEnginy, organized by the Engineering Students’ Council with the support of the School of Engineering’s management and the UAB, will gather tomorrow, April 24, nearly 80 companies from the ICT and engineering sectors at the Catalan, national, and multinational levels, along with about 1,500 students.

This technology fair has as its main goal to bring young university talent closer to ICT and engineering companies. That is why one of the main activities of the day is focused on allowing companies to interview throughout the day those students who previously registered and showed interest in some of them.

A leading technology congress in the university world

MEMEnginy will celebrate its eleventh edition this year and, since its creation, it has evolved into one of the most important technology congresses in the Catalan and Spanish university fields. Throughout all its editions, the event has remained faithful to its founding goal: to promote a space to connect student talent with industry, while adapting to the social and technological changes of each moment.

The first edition took place in 2014, as a response to an initiative of the Engineering School Students’ Council, which had the support of the School’s management as well as the UAB. It is worth noting that one of the main particularities of this congress is that it is organized and promoted by the students themselves, with the help of the School.

For more information

Jorge Navarro
Tel: +34 633 24 92 67
jorge.navarro@bemypartner.es