Student Edition Issue #153

Connecting underrepresented students in tech with career opportunities

Hi! Welcome to Diversify Tech's Early Talent Edition! This newsletter is for underrepresented students in tech. Every Sunday, we share jobs, events, and other career opportunities

In this week's edition,
💼 Entry-level roles from Scholastic Corporation, Samsara, Mercury and more
⭐️ Our spotlight this week is on Helen Sandi
📖 Basic Elements of AWS: A free tutorial
🏆 This month, share our newsletter for a chance to win the book Self-Advocacy: Your Guide to Getting What You Deserve at Work by Shailvi Wakhlu

JOBS

Jobs found around the web

These companies have not been vetted. Please make sure to do your own research!

Mid-Senior level roles

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SPOTLIGHT

Meet Helen Hou-Sandí, a visionary in both tech and music. Helen is a Staff Software Engineering Manager for Accessibility Engineering at GitHub. She is also one of the five lead developers on the WordPress open source project.

Helen began her career in music. She is a globally acclaimed classical pianist who has performed for audiences of thousands in major cities and venues in the US and abroad. After a decade spent as a professional musician, she discovered web development and WordPress, leading to a significant career switch. Her first job in tech was as a Web Developer for the Eastman School of Music.

She believes that the skills she learned and honed as a classical pianist have translated directly into becoming a leader in open source software development. She delves into this intersection in her talk titled "Helen Hou-Sandí: Code is Poetry - A Musician’s Tale."

Discover more about Helen by visiting her blog and exploring her work on GitHub. Follow her on LinkedIn and Twitter.

EVENTS

RESOURCES

💻 How to get a DevRel Role by Angie Jones

📖 Basic Elements of AWS: A free tutorial

🙇‍♀️ Confronting ableism to build a more inclusive web

 5 easy tips to improve your personal website performance

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