Diversify Tech #406

Connecting underrepresented people in tech to career opportunities

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

In this week's issue,
💼 Colorado Public Radio is looking for a Web Developer in Denver
📆 Circuit Breakers, a conference for workers organizing in tech, is happening this month
⭐️ Applications for the Recurse Center are open

Cheers,
Veni Kunche

JOBS

✅ = Hiring partners who have passed our vetting process

From our job board

  • Web Developer, Colorado Public Radio, Remote - Must be based in Denver by the time you start the job. $76,286-$101,641

  • Senior Electrical Engineer, Peloton Interactive, Woodinville, WA, USA, $139,800-$171,750

From around the web

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Design

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Information Technology

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EVENTS

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SPEAK

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RESOURCES

  • 5 Hacking Techniques Everyone Should Understand by Shannon Morse: Real cyberattacks usually aren't one magical Hollywood hack. They're a series of smaller steps that build on each other. In this video, Shannon breaks down 5 hacking techniques everyone should understand.

  • Good Architecture Is a Function of Time by Cate Huston: Cate says that architecture is about making good decisions easier, on a timeframe you can reason about.

  • Get in losers, we’re going programming by Aaron Patterson: Aaron says your compiler promised you the as-if rule, but your AI hasn't, so keep reading your code.

  • What To Read To Stay Grounded Amidst AI Doomerism by Emily M. Bender, Alex Hanna and Decca Muldowney: Emily, Alex and Decca give us some recommendations to read and/or watch that will help us stay grounded through this AI hype hurricane and the next.

  • The Recurse Center is a retreat for curious programmers. Applications are always open, and batches begin every six weeks. The deadline to apply for the next batch is October 18th.