Blog: Featured Alum Post

If you’re making a career change, having a supportive community is crucial. Get to know the Grace Hopper alum community through this collection of videos.

Learn how the culture at the Grace Hopper Program set one alum up for success as a junior software engineer at Etsy.

“I find that it’s great to have a community here.” Learn about the Grace Hopper Program’s focus on creating a supportive and inclusive space to learn fullstack JavaScript.

Etsy software engineer and Grace Hopper alumnae Wendy Sung on how she made a career transition from marketing to software development.

One of our favorite days each semester is Demo Day, when the Grace Hopper cohorts present their capstone projects and show off what they’ve built. In the three weeks leading up to Demo Day, students work together in teams to deploy the skills they’ve learned so far. Check out 6 of their presentations here.

Want to know what kind of apps you'll actually build during coding bootcamp? Today, we're sharing 5 projects Grace Hopper grads built specifically to benefit women.

A second career in coding is a real possibility for almost anyone. Just ask these coders who have made the transition into the world of software development.

This summer, a group of students, fellows, and Grace Hopper Track staff from the Chicago campus attended a networking event co-hosted by Google and Lesbians Who Tech + Allies. Find out what we learned, what we loved, and what we ate!

Liz Phillips started off in theater and production design and ended up at Grace Hopper feeling burned out and in dire need of a change. Follow along with her journey to find out how Grace Hopper restored her sanity and why she works to recruit other women alums to her company.

Jamie Lau was drawn to Grace Hopper Program's goal of making tech education more accessible to women--and now she's a software engineer. See how she did it.

After a frugal youth, $100K+ in student loans, and 7 unfulfilling years in finance, Noelle found her place in tech & wants other LGBTQIA+ folks to do the same.

Katy wants women to become the smartest coders in the room. How? Coding bootcamps like Grace Hopper Program. Read her story and see if her path is right for you.