Which program is right for you?

Each program focuses on industry-essential curriculum, technical and interpersonal skills, hands-on learning and mentorship from some of the best in tech. From full-time rigorous training to part-time asynchronous learning to absorbing the fundamentals from coveted instructors, our programs propel you to the next level.

Explore our programs

“My experience with the SEO Tech Developer Program was transformative in solidifying my passion for software engineering. The program not only strengthened my technical skills but also broadened my network, allowing me to connect with professionals, mentors, and fellow interns whose insights continue to inspire me.”

Mercy SEO Tech Developer Participant

“Having this opportunity is incredibly meaningful to me. It’s not just about learning how to code or building a resume but it’s about empowerment. Being part of SEO Tech Developer reminds me that I belong in tech and that my background and experiences are not barriers, but strengths.”

Aayah SEO Tech Developer Participant

“SEO Tech Developer has given me confidence as both a developer and a person. I greatly appreciate the opportunity to grow as a coder, and problem-solver, to receive mentorship and extra resources beyond just the summer, and to receive a stipend to help pay for my apartment and tuition. I plan to put my full effort in as it’s my first real opportunity to stand out and grow in this industry.”

Adrian SEO Tech Developer Participant

Tech Developer Residency

Our core program, SEO Tech Developer Residency is our most intensive and impactful program. It’s virtual, immersive and designed to be a huge stepping stone in your tech education journey. You’ll get some of the best learning, training and mentoring experiences available, all while getting a $6,000 stipend for the summer!

Our SEO Tech Developer Residency is for you if:

  • You can commit to a full-time, intensive summer residency program
  • You want to get a stipend for gaining skills, training and mentoring in tech 
  • You’re a sophomore at an accredited, four-year US college or university
  • You’re a Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Statistics, Data Science, MIS or other quantitative concentration, though all majors are considered

 

Schedule:

May: Four weeks of part-time pre-work, approx. 20 hours/week

June: Full-time summer residency begins, Monday-Friday 11am-6pm ET. Summer residency concludes in August.

August through December: Part-time interview prep workshops, 1-on-1 coaching and mock interviewing.

Special Benefit for Tech Developer Students: TechDevCon

TechDevCon, held in New York City, brings together students and industry professionals to learn and build community in a dynamic and engaging environment. The three-day conference includes hands-on workshops and programs, networking with peers and instructors, and a community mixer with partners and alumni.

  1. Who can attend TechDevCon?
    • TechDevCon is a special event for students who complete the 2025 Tech Developer Residency. 
    • If you are not a Tech Developer cohort/alum and would like to attend, check out our Partner and Community mixer.
  2. Schedule:

    August 4-6, 2025

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Tech Developer LITE

Our LITE Track is a 4-week, part-time track designed for students who need a flexible schedule to balance their summer learning with other commitments. Less intense than the Residency, Tech Dev Lite will give you the core skills you need without the pressure of a full-time schedule.

Tech Developer Lite is for you if:

  • You want a more flexible schedule
  • You prefer an asynchronous learning environment
  • You have other summer commitments and can only commit to a part-time program

 

Schedule:

4 week summer program, approx. 15-20 self-paced hours/week

First Year Academy

A two-part virtual training held in spring and summer, SEO First Year Academy is your gateway into the world of coding and CS fundamentals. No prior programming experience is required — this program is designed to propel you to your next level as a first-year college student.

First Year Academy is for you if:

  • You’re a first-year student expecting to graduate in fall 2027 or spring 2028
  • You’re interested in learning to code, or improve existing skills (no prior programming experience required!)
  • You’re a computer science or otherwise STEMfocused major — or plan to declare
  • You have a strong interest in pursuing a software engineering or tech-centric career

 

Schedule:

Spring: 8 weeks, February – April, approx. 5 hours/week

Summer: 4 weeks, July – August, approx. 15-20 hours/week