Hack Reactor is excited to announce its continued partnership with Optimizely by the re-launching of the I/Own Scholarship and Internship program.
A dance instructor and software engineer, balance is critical to Andrew Smith's dance profession and managing 2 professions. But he temporarily embraced unbalance and now recommends it to Hack Reactor's incoming students.
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Now a Software Engineer with Affinity, Jennifer felt taking Hack Reactor in San Francisco was key to integrating into the heart of the tech world.
Jeffrey left Hack Reactor before graduating. But he used his experience there as a stepping stone to help fulfill his goal to teach others.
After a number of career shifts, ranging from drug manufacturer to tech sales, Dylan Shelters is currently enjoying the challenges of his new role as a senior engineer.
Gideon didn't see college in his future after high school. So with little career experience, he enrolled in Hack Reactor and left with the skills needed to land a job at the largest computer company in the world.
He had his heart set on attending Hack Reactor's San Francisco campus. Along with a passion for computers, he elevated his programming skills before joining the Turner Broadcasting team in Atlanta, Georgia.