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.
Secured $32 Million Series C Equity Financing
Secured $32 Million Series C Equity Financing
He brings his skills and experience from architecture school and Hack Reactor to his role at the investment banking firm.
After attending Hack Reactor, Karolee Carlson juggled the job search while preparing for her wedding day.
Whether playing his guitar at the bedside of hospital patients, or pursuing his programming career, he sees connections between his roles of teacher, student, and healer.
Hack Reactor San Francisco alum Scott Moss learned to learn at Hack Reactor and has utilized that ability ever since, from creating the GraphQL Front End Masters course, to co-founding and joining Y-combinator with startup Tipe.io, for Scott the sky’s the limit.
Going beyond bitcoin, what is blockchain? Here is our quick and easy beginners’ guide on what blockchain is, what blockhain is not, and where blockchain is going.
All Hack Reactor students work on real-word projects of their own design. One team in the Remote Program built BlockBallot, which allows organizations to design custom ballots and track voting results in a dashboard. Voter data is permanently written to the Ethereum Blockchain, making Block Ballot the safest, most transparent way to organize a vote. Learn how they did it.
After much deliberation and sorting through hundreds of applications, Hack Reactor and our
dedicated Advisory Board are pleased to announce the 2 newest recipients of Hack Reactor’s full
tuition scholarship, and 4 recipients of the Hack Reactor half scholarship.
The Telegraph Track program at Hack Reactor is designed for underrepresented students and focuses on recruiting, mentoring and empowering these students at every step of the coding school experience. Telegraph Track hosts a regular speaker series. Recently Katy Farmer spoke at the San Francisco campus. We recently sat down with Katy to get more detail on her background, how the changing tech workforce benefits from coding bootcamps, and why her mission to simplify coding for everyone compelled her to speak at Hack Reactor.
Brian Hassett was studying Civil Engineering at Syracuse University when he started his journey to software development. Now a Full Stack Engineer for Best Buy in Minneapolis-St.Paul, Brian tried both construction management and law before finding a way to scratch the problem-solving itch. Brian finished Hack Reactor’s Full-Time Remote program in March 2017.