The Tech Talent Pipeline Residency Program provides interns at no cost to employers that are equivalent to junior developers to help tech-driven businesses meet their mobile application, web application, web development, and data analysis needs.
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I'm happy to share that I’ve been admitted into CodePath’s Technical Interview Prep 102 course and Advanced Web Development course for the Fall! Both courses kick off this week, and I’m excited to continue building upon my skills. 🚀
When it rains, it pours! Congratulations to our recent graduate, Nicolas Talledo on his return offer from Amazon One Medical! 🎉
Software Engineer | Full-Stack Developer | Specialized in React & Node.js | Passionate About Building Scalable Solutions
This month has been a whirlwind of achievements and new beginnings. I’m thrilled to share that I officially graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from CUNY College of Staten Island. 🎉 I also completed my summer internship at Amazon One Medical where I had the opportunity to work on some incredible projects, learn from talented professionals, be apart of an awesome team and grow both personally and professionally. The best part? I’m excited to announce that I’ve received and accepted a return offer to continue my journey with the team! Thank you to everyone who supported me along the way. #graduation #computerscience #newbeginnings #internship #careerjourney #AmazonOneMedical
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Shout out to City University of New York-College of Staten Island Computer Science student Nicolas Talledo, Class of 2024, on securing a full-time position with Amazon One Medical after successfully converting his internship! Nicolas graduated this past June and has not only excelled academically but also worked tirelessly every semester, both inside and outside the classroom, taking advantage of EVERY opportunity to become career-ready. His dedication led to developing a competitive resume and landing a full-time job upon graduation. Well done, Nicolas! YOU DID IT!!!!! We're excited to see all the great things you'll accomplish in your new role. #CUNY #CollegeOfStatenIsland #ComputerScience #InternshipSuccess #StudentAchievements #CareerGoals #TechInternships #STEM #Classroomtocareer
So proud of our TTP residents! Check out Robert sharing his career journey and valuable insights as he successfully navigated two internships.
Reflecting on my past 2 internships: New York City Department of Transportation and Unadat I still remember the nerves and uncertainty I felt before starting my internships. I didn’t have any relevant job experience, and it seemed like the workforce demanded skills I’d never even heard of—things school didn’t teach me. But just last week, I presented an internal database mapping tool I created, which has the potential for ongoing usage by 10+ internal teams. It’s a reminder that while those initial feelings are completely normal, they don’t define your journey. The truth is, as students, we can’t expect to know everything right off the bat. What’s important is our ability to LEARN and adapt. I’ve always made it a point to dive into research and side projects outside of schoolwork, focusing on tech trends and prepping for my internships. Programs like NYC Tech Talent Pipeline have also been amazing in boosting my journey. That extra effort gave me a head start, not just when applying, but also when onboarding and getting to work. Beyond technical skills, something I’ve learned to be even more crucial is communication. I can’t stress this enough—asking questions is key. It’s way better to ask for clarification than to stay silent, struggle with a task, and end up delaying the team. Clear communication helps you complete tasks more efficiently and makes you a valuable team player. Another big takeaway for me is that being innovative and thinking outside the box can really set you apart. It doesn’t have to be a groundbreaking idea—sometimes, even a simple suggestion can add value. For example, suggesting how a project might attract more users with the help of an AI chatbot could be just what the team needs. Bringing ideas and value to the table, no matter how small, can make you stand out and really shine. I've grown a lot in the past two years, from considering switching majors after failing my first CS class to now excelling in internships and constantly thinking about what to build next.
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I am very thrilled to announce that I have officially received my diploma! This journey has been filled with a lot of hard work, dedication, and invaluable learning experiences. A thank you to my family, friends, professors, and classmates for their support and encouragement throughout the years. Here's to new beginnings and endless possibilities🎉
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Midway Reflections on My React / React Native Internship at HubSpire My last two months at HubSpire have helped me gain invaluable hands-on experience and reached several key milestones: Key Learnings: - GraphQL & Apollo Client: Streamlined data fetching and state management. - UI/UX Enhancements: Designed intuitive, visually appealing interfaces and implemented seamless user experiences. - State Management: Leveraged Redux for efficient state handling and local storage solutions like Async Storage. - Form Validation & Navigation: Implemented robust form validations using react-hook-form and zod, and ensured smooth navigation. This internship has truly opened my mind to the potential of mobile app development. I am now deeply interested in this field and excited to push my boundaries further. I’m looking forward to continuing this journey, learning more, and contributing to exciting projects. I am so thankful for this opportunity and grateful to my supervisors and coworkers for their guidance and support.
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Midway Reflection as an Intern at HubSpire: As I reach the halfway point in my internship, I’m excited to share some of the key learnings and experiences I've gained: 🔹 Next.js: I’ve worked extensively with Next.js, implementing CRUD operations and authentication workflows. Mastered file-based routing, TypeScript, and server-side rendering to create SEO-friendly web applications. The framework’s versatility and performance optimizations have been invaluable. 🔹 GraphQL & Apollo Client: Learning GraphQL and integrating Apollo Client has been a game-changer for efficient data fetching and simplifying client-server interactions. Features like pagination and caching are much more streamlined, allowing me to fetch exactly the data I need without over-fetching, under-fetching, or redundancy. 🔹 Expo Go & React Native: My first experience with mobile development through Expo Go and React Native has been eye-opening. Learning the nuances of mobile UI/UX, including handling scrolling, touch interactions, and dynamic displays, has opened up a whole new world of development possibilities. As I continue this journey, I’m eager to continue learning, build on these experiences, and contribute to HubSpire's success.
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Using the Power Of Mobile, Web Applications, Data Analytics, and AI To Give SMEs, Corporations & Government Entities the Competitive Advantage | CEO @ Hubspire | Certified MBE, DBE, SBE
I'm thrilled to share an update from our talented intern, John Santiago. John is a CS student at CUNY-College of Staten Island, and his enthusiasm and dedication to learning and growing in the field of React/React Native development have been truly inspiring. John has reached significant milestones in his journey with HubSpire. His journey with us has been incredibly rewarding, and after meeting you earlier this week, I have no doubt that you will continue to push the boundaries and achieve great things. Keep up the fantastic work, John! 🚀. #internship #reactjs #reactnative #webdevelopment #softwareengineering #learning #growth #HubSpire
Web Development | CS Student @ CUNY-College of Staten Island | Open to 2024 Software Engineering Roles
🚀 React/React Native Development Journey: Midway Reflections 🚀 I'm halfway through my React/React Native journey with HubSpire, and it's been an incredible learning experience! Here's a snapshot of my key milestones: Key Milestones: - GraphQL and Apollo Client: Integrated GraphQL for efficient data fetching and used Apollo Client for state management and seamless API interactions - Keyboard Handling in React Native: Improved user experience using KeyboardAvoidingView - Activity Indicator: Enhanced feedback with ActivityIndicator during data loading - UI Design: Created intuitive and visually appealing layouts, starting with the splash screen - Component Usage: Utilized built-in and custom components, like FlatList for product grids - Complex Components: Integrated scrollable components and touch interactions - Validation Packages: Implemented form validations using react-hook-form and zod - Expo Router: Managed navigation with file-based routing and configured app.config.js - Documentation: Relied on React Native docs for troubleshooting and best practices Key Implementations and Learnings: - Spacing and Theming: Ensured consistent look with theme-based development. - State Management: Integrated Redux and explored Zustand for efficient state handling. - Local Storage: Used Async Storage and MMKV for secure data storage - Pagination & Refresh: Implemented pagination with Apollo Server and useLazyQuery. - Form Validation & Navigation: Captured and validated form inputs, navigating users accordingly - Authentication: Worked on secure login mutations and token validation with Apollo Client What's Next? - Material UI Integration: Build sophisticated UIs for React apps - AI Integration: Explore AI functionalities for interactive user experiences - Exciting Challenges Ahead: • Expo Prebuild: Practice pre building and managing environment variables • Custom Icons and SVGs: Enhance UI with custom icons • Next.js Integration: Transition to Next.js for server-side rendering and advanced routing This journey has been incredibly rewarding, and I'm excited to keep pushing my boundaries in React and React Native development. Let’s keep building and learning! 🚀
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Just completed my first week at Lowe's Companies, Inc. as an Associate Software Engineer and what an exhilarating start it's been! This week has been all about laying the groundwork, soaking in foundational knowledge, and gearing up for the transformative journey ahead in software engineering. The tech industry's constant evolution presents new opportunities and challenges, and the Lowe's Tech Launchpad program offers a perfect platform to navigate them while making a meaningful impact. The road ahead promises to be challenging yet immensely rewarding. I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to learn from industry experts and alongside like-minded peers. Here's to embracing this new chapter with enthusiasm and determination!
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🎉 WELCOME TO OCCUPIER 🎉 We're thrilled to welcome Eric Zheng to our Engineering Team! Eric is a recent graduate from the City University of New York-College of Staten Island. He is a big fan of badminton and loves traveling to new places. Please join us in giving him a warm welcome to Team Occupier 🙌