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BIT NYC has teamed up with the City of New York's Small Business Services' Tech Talent Pipeline to provide an opportunity for NYC tech professionals to mentor, teach, and help prepare future technology professionals, while enhancing their own career development. We are seeking diverse educators for the CUNY system. Requirements: 2 years of work experience in IT to be an adjunct professor for the spring 2021 semester teaching college juniors and seniors about your expertise (must be technical). Time Commitment: Approx. 3 hours/week Compensation: Approx. $4,000 Submit your application by Sept. 11, 2020 for consideration. Click the link below for additional information and to apply: https://www.techtalentpipeline.nyc/tech-in-residence-corps

Job seekers, BIT NYC has partnered with Hired, the US and UK’s largest software engineering job platform, to help engineers find a job they’ll love. Hired uses intelligent job matching algorithms to reduce hiring bias by focusing on the candidate’s skills and preferences. Upload your resume to signup and companies will apply to interview you, with salary and compensation shown upfront. Make sure to mark “open to remote” to increase your chances of landing interviews from their many companies US-wide, including many Fortune 50 companies. In NYC, Hired has many local companies hiring immediately including Coinbase, Citi, Peloton, Audible, and more. Hired’s focus is on finding engineers jobs, but they often have other tech roles including Product Manager, UI/UX Design, and others. Sign up here: https://hired.com/blacksintechnology Upload a profile. It's always good to keep your options open.

BIT NYC and the First Tech Fund seek to equip students with a PCs and a wi-fi stipend for remote learning and online professional development in Black and Brown NYC communities which have been disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. If you work for a company that would can provide hardware, services, or a donation, contact Dennis Schultz at dennis@bitnyc.org or visit https://www.firsttechfund.com

Dennis Schultz New York City Chapter President, Blacks In Technology dennis@bitnyc.org | bitnyc.org

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