Flatiron School Blog
Career Advice
7 Steps To Launch a Lucrative Career as a Programmer
What if you only discovered you’re curious about a career as a developer after graduating a four-year university with a non-CS degree? It's not too late. Not even close.
Announcements
Flatiron School Brings Real-World Client Projects to Harvard Business School Students
In June 2020, Flatiron School partnered with Harvard Business School to launch a virtual 8-week Data Science Bootcamp for 25 of their MBA students
Alumni Stories
From Marketing Agency Founder to Software Engineer
Olivia started her career as an admin for various tech startups in Denver. Inspired by the work of Software Engineers she launched her own marketing agency and learned to design websites for her clients. That’s when she decided to take her career to the next level and learn how to code.
Alumni Stories
From Trumpet Player to Data Integration
Meet Flatiron Grad and Idelic Software Engineer, Matthew McCormack! He learned coding to add a side hustle to teaching and gigs. But in the end, the symphony of coding was simply music to his ears. Matthew shares his story, here: What did you do prior to Flatiron? Prior to my time at Flatiron, I was (and still am) a […]
Cybersecurity Engineering
Working Together to Fill the Gap: Jacobs and SecureSet Academy Initiate Talent Pipeline Program
Jacobs and SecureSet are working together to address these challenges in an effort to bring more talent into the workforce pipeline.
Announcements
Announcing the Excella Technology Scholarship
We’re extremely excited to once again team up with Excella, an Agile technology firm headquartered in the Washington, D.C. Metro area, to renew the full-tuition Excella Technology Scholarship for 2021.
Alumni Stories
From Customer Service to Solutions Engineer
Meet New York City Flatiron School alum and Solutions Engineer at Attentive, Mike Diaz! Mike was the Head of Customer Service at a retail company Bonobos. He didn’t have an initial interest in tech but had a desire to build systems and understood that learning to code was an inevitability for all of us moving […]