Locations
California
California’s tech sector is ideal for veterans, spouses, and over 11,000 unemployed young adults to gain digital skills. Our tuition-free training and certifications fast-track participants into tech jobs. By partnering with employers committed to hiring non-traditional IT talent, we help them secure rewarding careers in a growing industry.
Maryland
Baltimore is among the top 20 cities for tech growth and is recognized as the best city for women in tech by SmartAsset’s 2020 report. The area is home to over 36,000 youths aged 16-24 unemployed or not engaged in education, as well as 28,000 veterans, according to the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs’ 2020 Maryland Veteran Population Map.
Michigan
Missouri
The St. Louis metropolitan area has a booming tech scene with an estimated 44,000 tech occupation openings. The region is also home to over *36,000 young adults from low-income communities who have the interest, potential, and capacity to work in a tech job and be the next generation of technologists.
New Jersey
In a 2019 Bloomberg report, New Jersey ranked as the 9th most innovative state in the country for its density of STEM research and development. The state also has a higher-than-average unemployment rate for older veterans and untapped youth between 16 and 24.
New York
North Carolina
The Research Triangle region has emerged as a thriving hub for attracting tech talent. With a pressing need for a pool of skilled professionals, local businesses seek strategic partnerships to efficiently recruit and develop a pipeline of talent, reducing search time and costs associated with filling roles in the workforce.
Ohio
Texas
Texas is one of the fastest-growing tech hubs in the U.S., becoming the top competitor for tech talent. VA Claims Insider recognizes Texas as the top state for veteran benefits. There is a high demand for the next generation of primed talent to pipeline into the workforce.
