The software development company pays extra tuition fees to its students and guarantees employment for at least 2 years after the end of the course. Virginia-based Revature is building campus-based classrooms where it teaches programming for free to students. 12 weeks for 40 hours ...
John Yuk dreamed of doing business since childhood. To do this, he studied at Babson College, one of the best schools in the United States, where students are required to start a business while studying. Yuk taught programming and digital photography, launched his own programming school Hacker: Coding Academy in San Francisco, founded NewVo...
Even in America, you can find jobs where knowledge of the Russian language is an advantage. We have collected the latest and most relevant vacancies for you. Follow the link under the vacancy you are interested in and send your resume with a cover letter or call right away for a quick result. ...
Harvard Lectures on Programming are translated into Russian and uploaded to the public free of charge. The first lesson is already available on the CodeGym website. CS50 is an introductory computer science course. At Harvard, it lasts 12 weeks. During this time, students listen to lectures and ...
Yaroslav Tverdokhleb, a 23-year-old Ukrainian programmer, since his student days, has gone a long way in the industry giants. When Yaroslav was in his second year at the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kiev, he was invited for a three-month internship at the Google office in Zurich, Switzerland. ...
A guy named Brandon has been living in a truck in a Google parking lot for months. He describes his unusual experience in a blog. Brandon works as a software engineer at Google. And the company is known for its convenience. Therefore, a guy can eat there, take a shower and work ...
Not all programmers have a sweet life, including the lucky ones who work in "silicon" IT companies like Apple and Uber. Some look at them with envy, imagining gorgeous offices, expensive cars and spacious houses. In fact, it all ends with ...
A private investor is ready to finance a head transplant operation to a programmer from Vladimir Valery Spiridonov. His name has not yet been announced. The investor intends to invest about one hundred million dollars in a unique operation, which the Italian neurosurgeon Sergio Canavero agreed to carry out in 2017. For sponsoring ...
On Monday, July 6, a New York court acquitted a native of Russia, programmer Sergei Aleinikov, who was accused of stealing software code when he was fired from Goldman Sachs bank. The litigation between Aleinikov and his former employer Goldman Sachs began back in 2009. Native ...
A jury in New York found Sergei Aleynikov, a native of Russia, guilty of stealing the high-frequency code of the trading system of the investment bank Goldman Sachs. The jury was divided on the guilt of the 45-year-old Moscow native, and on other charges, such as “illegal copying of information,” they...