Job Placement.

We help students leverage their technical know-how to secure paid job opportunities. Transitioning from school, non-tech industries or unemployment can be emotionally and logistically challenging. We provide our students with specialized tools and attention to aid the difficult journey into the unfamiliar territory of a career in technology.

Resume Writing

What you put on your resume matters. The projects you list and the language you use to describe those projects can make or break a first impression. Our curriculum will insure you have been exposed to the fundamental techniques employers expect.

GitHub Presence

Code samples can showcase your logic writing talents and work ethic. It can also demonstrate your respect for coding conventions and technical documentation. GitHub is an important part of being an active member of the software engineering community.

Tech Interview

The most important part of the job placement process for developers is getting through the tech interview portion of the employer’s evaluation process. This can be a paralyzing source of anxiety for many. We guide our students through popular gotcha questions and coach them through cool headed techniques that arrive at answers employers want to hear.

Community

Software Developers grow from strong community connections. There are many channels to connect with like minded programmers: join an open source project, attend a developer conference, offer assistance on troubleshooting sites like StackOverflow, stay active on professional social sites like LinkedIn and many more. We encourage our students to build bridges and cultivate professional relationships.