2025 Hack.Diversity Software Engineering Fellowship - New York City

Join the Hack.Diversity Movement to build a more inclusive, innovative, and prosperous New York City. We partner with the city’s fastest growing tech teams to identify, develop, and equip high-performing talent to launch careers as software engineers within the innovation economy.

NOTE - This program operates in New York City. While the majority of the Fellowship may be virtual, there will be required in-person events in the Winter and Spring, and Fellows have the opportunity to be matched to an an on-site internship in the summer. At this time, we are not able to enroll candidates who cannot engage in person.

Please direct questions to the NYC Fellow Success Team, nycfellowteam@hackdiversity.com

Requirements

Candidates matching the following:

• Passionate about breaking down barriers in technology
• Legally eligible to work in the United States (this includes: US Citizens/permanent residents/DACA/Asylee Status)
• Pursuing careers in software engineering/development
• At least 1.5 - 2 years of technical foundation in software development/engineering
• Available to dedicate 20 hrs/month between January – May 2025 to participate in Hack.Diversity programming, including virtual and in-person workshops and events in the Greater Boston area
• Available to dedicate 40 hrs/week between June – August 2025 to participate in Hack.Diversity programming including virtual and in-person workshops and events in the Greater Boston area

**Hack.Diversity recognizes the presence and value of ChatGPT in our world. We ask that applicants carefully consider the usage of ChatGPT in crafting responses. We prioritize and value written responses that reflect our mission of equity, access, and technical insight. Please keep in mind the power of authenticity and personal voice in your responses and limit the influence of ChatGPT to this end. **

Benefits

Program Timeline (~20 hours per month):

• December/January: virtual onboarding & offer signing
• Feb-May: Orientation and program start, programming (required Fellow workshops, weekly to bi-weekly mentor meetings, required Learning Labs, technical group project work)
• Internship Application, Interview, and Offers (not guaranteed) will happen between April & May

Internships:

**Hack.Diversity thanks you for taking the time to learn about our mission, apply, and take the steps to launch your career in technology. We understand the application process may be intimidating - please know we are here to help you succeed and are always happy to answer questions about the program, our mission, or internships. It's time to Hack Boston Tech and we can't wait to meet you.**