Diversify Tech #401

Connecting underrepresented people in tech to career opportunities

Author

Veni Kunche
August 25, 2026

Hi! Welcome to Diversify Tech's Professional Edition. This newsletter is for underrepresented people in tech; specifically curated for mid-senior level folks. Every Tuesday, we share jobs, events, and other career opportunities.

In this week's issue,
💼 Informed K12 is hiring for multiple roles
📆 Black Women in Data Summit is coming up in September
⭐️ Jorge Vergara shares how he copes with AI-driven development

Cheers,
Veni Kunche

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EVENTS

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RESOURCES

  • Undo anything in Git: reset vs revert, explained: Jessica Temporal walks through how to undo any commit in Git with reset, revert, and reflog without losing your work, covering when to use each command.

  • HTTP vs HTTPS Explained: When a browser sends a request to a server over HTTP, the request travels in plain text. An attacker can intercept it and even alter the response before it reaches the browser. HTTP does not protect privacy, verify identity, or ensure data integrity. HTTPS solves these problems.

  • The Mindset of Data Architect: Baraa goes over the role, the money, the decisions you can't undo, and how to start thinking like a Data Architect before you have the title.

  • Coping with AI-driven development: Jorge Vergara talks about how he is coping with the rise of AI in software development, what he hope works, what doesn’t, dealing with increased expectations, verifying its output, and exercising your brain.

  • The cost of misdiagnosing a performance problem: Kelly Vaughn reflects on a past incident where she realized that effort and skill can't make up for a missing "why"