You’d make an amazing
full stack developer!
You’re a smart, ambitious problem solver who wants to bring new and innovative ideas into the world and full stack development is perfect for you! Full stack developers build web applications, handling both front-end (user interface) and back-end (server, database) development, ensuring complete functionality.
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Here are 5 reasons why
No prior tech experience is needed ⚡️
and it does not require a computer science degree
Developer jobs (and the tech industry) are growing FAST ⚡️
two times faster than average according to the BLS
There’s a wide range of opportunities, ⚡️
across so many sectors: tech, healthcare, education, government, advertising, media, non-profit, the arts, the list goes on and on.
You can learn the skills relatively quickly ⚡️
in a matter of months, not years
And just as importantly: the job is FUN ⚡️
You get to spend your time building slick, super interactive, web experiences!
We Think You'd Make A Great…
Full Stack Developer
Here's Why!
Full stack developers are typically creative problem-solvers who work behind the scenes building web applications, handling both front-end (user interface) and back-end (server, database) development, ensuring complete functionality. Full stack developers are the FULL package, which is why they’re the #1 in-demand tech role for hiring managers the world over and command average salaries of $105,000 in the US.
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Full Stack Development,
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Why You Should Pursue A Career In Full Stack Development
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Average Increase In Salary:
$27,000 -
Time To Learn The Skills:
4-5 Months -
Time To Get Hired:
8-10 Weeks
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Flexibility Means Work-life Balance
"People often ask me how I fit it all in or if I get any sleep. My family has a pretty laid back schedule, and we homeschool year round. After dinner is when I’m able to get to work and put in 3 or 4 hours before it’s time for bed, taking a break to get everyone tucked in."
Sarah Greer
Developer, Freelance
Atlanta, GA
Work, Meet Life
“Learning more coding skills opened doors at other companies that value work-life balance. I am able to work remotely, collaborate with others, and pursue further professional development. I feel less stuck.”
Stephanie Dickard
Developer, T Rowe Price
Columbia, MD