Women play a key role in computing, now, and in the early days of it, but still only represent 27.5% of software developers globally. At Microverse, we’re focused on is helping more women and non-binary people become software developers so, we asked some of the female software developers at Microverse to share their stories.
In October 2021 our fast growing team finally got to meet up in person in Lisbon, Portugal. We shared how it went, the impact it had, and what’s next for us.
Microverse alumni contribute their skills to small, medium, and large businesses alike, around the world. We love seeing their contributions, so we've shared some of the companies they're making these contributions at.
After years of working remotely and building our fully remote company, we're sharing the tools that work best for keeping remote teams productive and connected.
Want to step into the global job market as a software developer? Read Gabriela’s story about how she went from working locally as a software developer to becoming a global software developer through Microverse.
Ready for a career change? Do you want to become a global software developer? Then read Miguel's story about how he went from being a Civil Engineer to becoming a Software Developer with Microverse.
“Working remotely has taught me a lot and opened doors. Overall, I think Microverse was one of the best decisions I’ve made in my life.” Microverse alum, Tresor, shares his journey to becoming a professional software developer.
We successfully hosted our first Hackathon during which students built some fantastic projects designed to help remote learning. Here’s some of our learnings from it and the projects!
Starting out as a software developer can be tough. In this article, 10 female develops share their advice and tips for aspiring software developers and those thinking about taking the leap.
Mupa M'mbetsa Nzaphila is a Microverse student, and mother, originally from Nairobi, Kenya now living in Munich, Germany. She shared with us her story of becoming a software developer, her favorite languages, advice for getting started, and more.
Ready for a career change to software development? Microverse alum Abdellani shared his story on how he became a full-stack remote developer with the help of Microverse.
After joining Microverse as our third ever student, Alvaro went on to graduate and get hired by Microverse as a remote, Full Stack software developer. Here’s how he did it.
When our in-person team retreat became out of the question due to the pandemic, the Microverse team got creative and planned an entirely remote, week-long retreat. Here's how it went.
Juan landed a remote software developer job within months of starting Microverse. Here's how he did it.
Kevin Mwangi is a Microverse Alumni from Nairobi, Kenya and is currently working at Microsoft in Kenya.
Meesen is the Head of Marketing at Microverse. She likes exploring ideas around the future of education & work and learning about sustainability.
