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Youth Programme. Track № 1 ‘The Career Code: How to Become an In-Demand Professional’
Youth Programme. Track № 3 ‘Traditions and Family Values: Unity, Motivation, and Support’
Competitions
Youth Programme. Track № 2 ‘New Occupational Standards: Innovations Safeguarding Security’
Youth Programme. Track № 1 ‘The Career Code: How to Become an In-Demand Professional’
How to Get Hired at the First Interview? Key Competencies of Occupational Safety Experts
10.10.2026 10:30–11:15
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 1
Youth Programme. Track № 1 ‘The Career Code: How to Become an In-Demand Professional’
Beyond the CV: A Candid Conversation with a Hiring Manager
10.10.2026 10:30–11:15
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 7
There is always more behind a CV and a vacancy than meets the eye. The applicant sees the requirements, the salary range and the list of responsibilities; the employer sees dozens of applications, deadlines and the need to find a suitable person. But what happens between these two points? Why can a strong candidate fail to reach the interview stage, and a vacancy remain open for months? Each side has its own expectations, criteria and rules that are rarely spoken about aloud. How is a CV actually read? What makes a hiring manager stop at one candidate and scroll past another? Why does a test task sometimes become an obstacle, and why does a rejection not always mean that you ‘were not the right fit’?
Moderator
- Dmitry Litvin, Head of Rosmolodezh.Profi and Rosmolodezh.Business Track
Speakers
- Roman Gubanov, Development Director, Avito Jobs
- Mikhail Kirsanov, Director of the Department of Employment and Labor Migration, Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation
- Dmitry Markelov, Director of Government Relations and Corporate Governance, HeadHunter
Youth Programme. Track № 1 ‘The Career Code: How to Become an In-Demand Professional’
Soft Skills in the Work of a Specialist: Communication, Responsibility, Leadership
10.10.2026 11:45–12:30
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 4
How do communication, personal accountability, and leadership affect work performance, collaboration with colleagues, and the ability to drive change? What common communication challenges do employees face, and how can they assess their own strengths? How do soft skills help professionals not only perform their job responsibilities effectively, but also engage others, make a persuasive case for their position, and foster a culture of safety?
Moderator
- Anatoly Komarov, Consulting Director, ECOPSY Consulting
Youth Programme. Track № 1 ‘The Career Code: How to Become an In-Demand Professional’
The Neurophysiology of Work, or How to Work Efficiently without Overexerting Yourself
10.10.2026 13:00–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 1
In partnership with Russian Railways
High labour productivity depends both on an employee's qualifications and on their ability to maintain attention, speed of reaction and quality of decisions under growing workload. This is particularly important for the transport industry, where the cost of an error can lead to a catastrophe. Neurophysiological research makes it possible to see what is not always visible to the naked eye: how a person's state changes at varying work intensity, where the boundary of optimal workload lies and when the risk of cognitive exhaustion arises. Today, the development of neurotechnologies and artificial intelligence opens up the possibility of using these data for more precise management of the human factor – identifying a decline in working capacity in a timely manner, personalising workload and simultaneously improving both the efficiency and the safety of work. Where is the line that separates high efficiency from overexertion? Can one learn to recognise the moment when workload reduces the quality of decisions? And how can data on a person's state be turned into a practical tool for managing productivity and safety?
Speaker
- Vladimir Nikitin, Head of the Department for the Organisation, Remuneration and Motivation of Labour, Russian Railways
Youth Programme. Track № 1 ‘The Career Code: How to Become an In-Demand Professional’
A Career in Safety: Technology, Leadership, Responsibility
10.10.2026 13:00–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 4
In partnership with Gazprom Neft
A meeting with the head of the industrial safety function of a major company. Eduard Ilsurovich has more than 20 years of experience in the field of occupational safety and environmental protection. Gazprom Neft is a vertically integrated company engaged in the exploration and development of hydrocarbon deposits, oil refining, and the production and sale of petroleum products. In terms of oil production and refining volumes, it is among the three largest companies in Russia. Today, Gazprom Neft employs 86 thousand people.
Speaker
- Eduard Sharafutdinov, Head of the Industrial Safety Directorate for Logistics, Refining and Sales, Gazprom Neft
Youth Programme. Track № 1 ‘The Career Code: How to Become an In-Demand Professional’
What Should Engineers Learn Today? New Technologies and New Demands on the Profession
10.10.2026 13:00–13:45
Sirius University of Science and Technology, conference hall 3
In partnership with Sberbank
We will examine how AI, automation, data work and other digital technologies are changing the tasks of an engineer and the requirements for specialists. We will discuss which skills are becoming in demand, where they are applied and how a young specialist should structure their development in the light of these changes.
Speaker
- Diana Chislash, Head of Corporate Relations Development, Netology Educational Platform
Dmitry Litvin
Head of Rosmolodezh.Profi and Rosmolodezh.Business Track
Head of Rosmolodezh.Profi and Rosmolodezh.Business Track
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Roman Gubanov
Development Director, Avito Jobs
Development Director, Avito Jobs
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Mikhail Kirsanov
Director of the Department of Employment and Labor Migration, Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation
Director of the Department of Employment and Labor Migration, Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation
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Dmitry Markelov
Director of Government Relations and Corporate Governance, HeadHunter
Director of Government Relations and Corporate Governance, HeadHunter
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Anatoly Komarov
Consulting Director, ECOPSY Consulting
Consulting Director, ECOPSY Consulting
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Vladimir Nikitin
Head of the Department for the Organisation, Remuneration and Motivation of Labour, Russian Railways
Head of the Department for the Organisation, Remuneration and Motivation of Labour, Russian Railways
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Eduard Sharafutdinov
Head of the Industrial Safety Directorate for Logistics, Refining and Sales, Gazprom Neft
Head of the Industrial Safety Directorate for Logistics, Refining and Sales, Gazprom Neft
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Diana Chislash
Head of Corporate Relations Development, Netology Educational Platform
Head of Corporate Relations Development, Netology Educational Platform
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